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three-quarter binding

/θriː ˈkwɔːtə ˈbaɪndɪŋ/

الترجمة: أسلوب تقليدي في تجليد الكتب يُغطى فيه الكعب وجزء من الغلافين بمادة واحدة (عادة الجلد) بينما تُغطى بقية الغلافين بمادة أخرى كالقماش أو الورق.

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/θriː ˈkwɔːtə ˈbaɪndɪŋ/formalartمهجور
  • arأسلوب تقليدي في تجليد الكتب يُغطى فيه الكعب وجزء من الغلافين بمادة واحدة (عادة الجلد) بينما تُغطى بقية الغلافين بمادة أخرى كالقماش أو الورق.

A historical bookbinding technique where the spine and a portion of the sides are covered in one material (typically leather), while the remaining sides are covered in a different material (such as cloth or paper).

  1. Bookbinding styleC2formal

    A style of bookbinding where the spine and a portion of the sides (about three-quarters of the cover) are covered in one material (like leather), while the remaining portion is covered in another material (like cloth or paper).

    arتجليد ثلاثة أرباع

    • The rare edition was bound in a beautiful three-quarter binding with leather and marbled paper.
    • Collectors often prefer books with three-quarter binding for their aesthetic appeal.
    • The library's special collection includes several volumes in three-quarter binding.