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bookish

/ˈbʊk.ɪʃ/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui s'intéresse davantage à la lecture et à l'étude qu'aux activités pratiques ou physiques, ou un style, une atmosphère rappelant les livres et le savoir.

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adjective

/ˈbʊk.ɪʃ/B2formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui s'intéresse davantage à la lecture et à l'étude qu'aux activités pratiques ou physiques, ou un style, une atmosphère rappelant les livres et le savoir.

Describes a person who is more interested in reading and studying than in practical or physical activities.

  1. Fond of reading and studyB2formal

    Characterized by a strong interest in reading and academic pursuits.

    frqui aime lire et étudier

    • She was a bookish child who spent hours in the library.
    • His bookish nature made him an excellent researcher.
    • The professor had a bookish appearance with his glasses and tweed jacket.

    Synonymesacademiceruditeintellectualliteraryscholarlystudious

    Antonymesignorantilliterateunlearned

  2. Scholarly or academicB2formal

    Relating to or resembling the qualities of a scholar or academic.

    frÉrudit, savant

    • The article had a bookish tone that appealed to academics.
    • His bookish interests led him to pursue a PhD in literature.
    • The discussion was too bookish for the casual audience.

    Synonymesacademiceruditeintellectualknowledgeablelearnedliteratescholarlystudious

    Antonymesignorantilliterateuneducatedunscholarlyunschooled

Formes
  • more bookish comparative form
  • most bookish superlative form
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