bibliophile

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Newspapers, printing, publishingbibliophilebib‧li‧o‧phile /ˈbɪbliəfaɪl/ noun [countable] formalTCN someone who likes booksExamples from the Corpusbibliophile• As John Carter has observed, such attempts at definition are a favourite game among bibliophiles.• A loose-knit band of authors, bibliophiles and intellectual gadflies began showing up at Library Commission meetings to denounce the New Main.• Collectors, bibliophiles and browsers will find a warm welcome from the many dealers when the fair opens at 10.00 am precisely.

单词	bibliophile
释义	bibliophile From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Newspapers, printing, publishingbibliophilebib‧li‧o‧phile /ˈbɪbliəfaɪl/ noun [countable] formalTCN someone who likes booksExamples from the Corpusbibliophile• As John Carter has observed, such attempts at definition are a favourite game among bibliophiles.• A loose-knit band of authors, bibliophiles and intellectual gadflies began showing up at Library Commission meetings to denounce the New Main.• Collectors, bibliophiles and browsers will find a warm welcome from the many dealers when the fair opens at 10.00 am precisely.
随便看	put somebody down for something put somebody in (something) put somebody in a good/bad etc mood put somebody in control/command/charge etc put somebody in mind of somebody/something put somebody in their place put somebody into custody put somebody off (doing) something put somebody off their stride put somebody off their stroke put somebody on a train/plane etc put somebody on the spot put somebody onto somebody/something put somebody out to grass put somebody straight/right put somebody through the mill put somebody to death put somebody to flight put somebody to rout put somebody to the sword put somebody to trouble/inconvenience put somebody under put somebody up to something put somebody/something away put somebody/something before somebody/something