Definition of remboîtage in English:

remboîtage

(also remboitage)

noun ˌrɒ̃bwɑːˈtɑːʒˌrɒmbwɑːˈtɑːʒ

The rebinding of a book; an example of this.

Origin

1930s. From French remboîtage rebinding of a book from remboîter to rebind (a book) (1874; 1306 in Old French in sense ‘to hide (a thing) away’, 1549 in sense ‘to restore (a deformed object) back to its proper form’ from re- + emboîter: see emboîtement) + -age.

Definition of remboîtage in US English:

remboîtage

(also remboitage)

noun

The rebinding of a book; an example of this.

Origin

1930s. From French remboîtage rebinding of a book from remboîter to rebind (a book) (1874; 1306 in Old French in sense ‘to hide (a thing) away’, 1549 in sense ‘to restore (a deformed object) back to its proper form’ from re- + emboîter: see emboîtement) + -age.

单词	remboîtage
释义	Definition of remboîtage in English: remboîtage (also remboitage) noun ˌrɒ̃bwɑːˈtɑːʒˌrɒmbwɑːˈtɑːʒ The rebinding of a book; an example of this. Origin 1930s. From French remboîtage rebinding of a book from remboîter to rebind (a book) (1874; 1306 in Old French in sense ‘to hide (a thing) away’, 1549 in sense ‘to restore (a deformed object) back to its proper form’ from re- + emboîter: see emboîtement) + -age. Definition of remboîtage in US English: remboîtage (also remboitage) noun The rebinding of a book; an example of this. Origin 1930s. From French remboîtage rebinding of a book from remboîter to rebind (a book) (1874; 1306 in Old French in sense ‘to hide (a thing) away’, 1549 in sense ‘to restore (a deformed object) back to its proper form’ from re- + emboîter: see emboîtement) + -age.
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