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单词 book
释义
book
noun
uk
/bʊk/us
/bʊk/

booknoun(TEXT)

A1[C]
a writtentextthat can bepublishedinprintedorelectronicform:
(纸版或电子版的)书
Have youreadany good booksrecently?你最近读到了什么好书吗？
He has a new book out(=published).他刚出版了一本新书。
Shewrotea bookoncarmaintenance.她写了一本关于汽车保养的书。
picture of book
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A1[C]
a set ofpagesthat have beenfastenedtogether inside acoverto bereador written in:
书，书本；本子
ahardback/paperbackbook硬封面/软封面书（精装/简装书）
I took a book with me toreadon theplane.我随身带了本书在飞机上看。
He writes all hisexpensesin a little book hecarrieswith him.他把所有的开销都记在随身带着的一个小本子上。
picture of book
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[C]
one of thepartsthat a verylongbook, such as theBible, isdividedinto:
（《圣约》等长篇作品的）卷；篇；部
the book of Job《约伯记》
More examples
  • We'rereadinga different book thisweek.
  • In the last twoyearsthe book has onlysold200copies.
  • Shepublisheda book ofpoemsandfollowedit up with anovel.
  • I have toreturnmylibrarybooks on the sixth ofJuly.
  • He's theauthorof severalhugelysuccessfulchildren's books .
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Pieces of writing
  • acrostic
  • annotation
  • biographic
  • blog post
  • Chyron
  • creative writing
  • cutting
  • draft
  • inscription
  • lament
  • microblog
  • mistranscription
  • multi-line
  • palimpsest
  • para
  • preamble
  • scribble
  • script
  • self-portrait
  • squiggle
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Books & parts of books

booknoun(IN COVER)

C2[C]
anumberof onetypeof thingfastenedtogetherflatinside acover:
簿册；（装订成册的）票据簿
a bookofstamps/tickets/matches一封邮票／一本票据／一纸板火柴
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Groups and collections of things
  • agglomeration
  • Aladdin's cave
  • anthology
  • assemblage
  • bank
  • basket
  • bob
  • empty set
  • ensemble
  • family
  • feast
  • generation
  • glory box
  • package
  • permutation
  • pool
  • selection
  • sheaf
  • sheaves
  • starter pack
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booknoun(MONEY RECORD)

books[plural]
the writtenrecordsofmoneythat abusinesshasspentorreceived:
（公司、商行的）账册，账簿
At the end of theyear, theaccountantgoes over(=checks)thebooks.年终时会计要复核公司的账册。
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[S]
thesituationin which abookmakeracceptsandpaysoutamountsofmoneythat areriskedon aparticularresult:
赌局；打赌
They've alreadyopened/starteda bookontheresultof the nextWorldCup.他们已经就下届世界杯赛的结果开设了赌局。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Gambling & bookmaking
  • a/the bookmaker'sphrase
  • ante
  • anti-gambling
  • bank
  • bet
  • blackjack
  • casino
  • chip
  • co-favourite
  • cockfight
  • favourite
  • poker machine
  • punt
  • raffle
  • slot machine
  • stakesomethingonsomething
  • sweepstake
  • toss up
  • trifecta
  • turf accountant
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Idioms

by the book
insomeone'sgood/bad books
inmybook
off the books
on the books
one for the books
book
verb
uk
/bʊk/us
/bʊk/

bookverb(ARRANGE)

A2[TorI]
toarrangeto have aseat,room,performer, etc. at aparticulartimein thefuture:
预订；预约
[+ two objects]I've booked us twoticketstosee"Carmen"/I've booked twoticketsforus tosee"Carmen".我已经为我们订了两张《卡门》的票。
She'd booked atableforfour attheirfavouriterestaurant.她已在他们最喜欢的餐厅预订了四人桌。
Will booked aseaton theeveningflightto Los Angeles.威尔预订了飞往洛杉矶的晚班客机的座位。
We wereadvisedto book early if wewantedto get aroom.有人建议我们若想有房间住就早点预订。
They booked ajazzbandfortheirwedding.他们为婚礼预约了一个爵士乐队。
Thehotel/restaurant/theatreisfullybooked(up)(= all therooms/tables/ticketshave been taken).旅馆／饭店／剧院已预订满了。
I'd like to go but I'm bookedup(= I havearrangedto do other things)until theweekend.我很想去，但我周末之前的时间已排满了。
More examples
  • I've booked thecarinto thegarage.
  • I've booked atableat therestaurantfor nine o'clock.
  • He booked adoubleroom.
  • We booked theholidayon awhim.
  • It's a good thing that we bookedourticketsearly.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Making bookings & reservations
  • book in/book intosomewhere
  • booker
  • booking
  • double-book
  • overbook
  • pre-booked
  • rebook
  • reservation
  • reserve
  • ride-hailing
  • season
  • unreserved
  • vacancy

bookverb(MAKE A RECORD)

[T]
If apoliceofficer,referee, etc. books someone, they write down the person'snamein anofficialrecordbecause they have done somethingwrong:
（警方）将…记录在案；（裁判）记名警告
Afootballplayerwho is bookedtwicein agameissentoff thefield.足球比赛中，球员若受到两次警告就会被罚下场。
Mygrandmotherwas bookedforspeedinglastweek.我奶奶上周因超速行驶被警方记录在案。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Arresting & charging
  • apprehend
  • apprehension
  • arrest
  • assist
  • attach
  • attachment
  • bust
  • busted
  • collar
  • fed
  • handcuff
  • handcuffs
  • house arrest
  • knock
  • nail
  • pick
  • picksomeone/somethingup
  • post-arrest
  • probable cause
  • pull
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Phrasal verbs

book in/book intosomewhere
booksomeonein/booksomeoneintosomething
booksomethingin
(Definition ofbookfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

book| American Dictionary

book
noun[C]
us
/bʊk/

booknoun[C](TEXT)

anobjectconsisting of anumberofpagesoftextorpicturesfastenedtogether along oneedgeandfixedinside twocovers:
The artist’ssketchbooksfilledseveralshelves.
A book is also anumberofsimilaritemsfastenedtogether inside acover:
a book ofmatches/stamps
book
verb
us
/bʊk/

bookverb(ARRANGE)

[I/T]
toarrangeto have the use of aseat,room, etc. at aparticulartimein thefuture:
[T]Ourtravelagentbooked us on aflighttoParis.
[I/T]
Someone who books aperformerarrangesaperformance:
[T]They booked the Rolling Stones for twoconcertsin New York.

bookverb(ACCUSE)

[T]
toofficiallyaccusesomeone of acrime:
Detectives booked him forresistingarrest.
(Definition ofbookfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

book| Business English

book
noun
uk
/bʊk/us
[C]
a set ofpagesin acoverthat youreador write in:
book about/on sthShe isauthorof three books aboutcriminalprocedure.
Thecompanypublishesanextensiverangeofbooks.
children's/reference/self-helpbooks
anaddressbook
books[plural]
ACCOUNTING
the writtenrecordsofmoneythat abusinesshasspentorreceived:
At the end of theyear, theaccountantgoes over the books.
Johnkeptthe booksandhelpedherrunherbusiness.
See also
appointment book
bankbook
the Beige Book
the Blue Book
cash received book
duplicate book
log book
minute book
order book
paying-in book
plat book
purchase book
rule book
sales day book
sales returns book
statutory book
go by the book(alsodo sth by the book)
to do somethingexactlyas therulestellsyou:
Mylawyeralways goesstrictlyby the book.
This is aprivatedeal- we don't have to do everything by the book.
on the books
employedby acompanyorofficiallybelongingto anorganization:
There are 256peopleon the books at thecementworks.
Carla is on the books of amodellingagency.
book
verb
uk
/bʊk/us
[IorT]mainlyUK
toarrangeaplaceon aflight, aroomin ahotel, aticketfor anevent, etc. for aparticulartimein thefuture:
Becauseticketsarelimited, you have to book early.
book a flight/holiday/showWhen hetriedto book aflighthometoAustralia, hiscreditcardwasrefused.
book atable/room/seat.
book an appointment/meetingIf youwanttoseeMs. Smith you'll have to book anappointment.
book sth for sthIt's thedaywe haveprovisionallybooked for thelaunchof the newmediawebsite.
See also
reserve
[T]ACCOUNTING
to make arecordof something in a company'saccounts:
Thelosswould have been muchlargerhad they notbookedan £8mprofitfrompropertysales.
book sth in sthJarvisexpectsto beableto book some or all of thatfigurein thecurrentyear'saccounts.

Phrasal verbs

book in/into sth
booksomeonein/booksomeoneintosomething
(Definition ofbookfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbook

book
For orders not pre-paid, postage and packing will be charged according to the weight of thebook.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A key issue in thebookis an analysis of the experience with the application of economic instruments, such as charges and tradable discharge permits.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Works that were centrally planned and assigned, moreover, had a better chance of seeing print than did books written on personal initiative.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Further reference to tools and players is made as thebookprogresses.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Indeed, this is a classicbook, still owned by many players.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Thebookis valuable to undergraduate students, but it can also be a quick refresher on the topic for some graduate students.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The rice package andbookwere the easiest to detect, which can be seen from the average time for detection.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A publisher who arrived late on the market or who miscalculated the demand for an ordinary, "mid-list"bookcould be punished with a heavy loss.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Thebookwas in two parts, the first part philosophical, the second dealing with mathematics and the natural sciences.
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Unfortunately, it is difficult in a short space to do justice to abookwhich already is a philosophical classic.
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Physically, the book's size is an awkward 10 inches by 7 inches.
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Thebookincludes numerous colour photographs, but many are not sharp or their colours are washed out.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Thebookis lavishly illustrated with photographs of items from the exhibit (always in full color) and other supporting material (in black and white).
From theCambridge English Corpus
Thebookmakes good use of black and white photographs, has a useful appendix on methodology and an excellent bibliography.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The second, by a remarkable collection of photographs, some from the university archives and other sources and some specifically produced for thebook.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithbook

book

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antiquarian book
I am sorry to say that a periodical which is almost the organ of theantiquarianbooktrade paid no attention.
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banned book
In voice-over narration, he describes his enjoyment of reading banned books, his despair of his small-town existence, and his dreams of leaving for college.
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best-selling book
Their story became a film and abest-sellingbook.
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