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three-quarter binding

/θriː ˈkwɔːtə ˈbaɪndɪŋ/

Traduction: Technique de reliure où le dos et une partie des plats sont couverts d'un même matériau (généralement du cuir), le reste des plats étant recouvert d'un autre matériau (par exemple toile ou papier).

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/θriː ˈkwɔːtə ˈbaɪndɪŋ/formalartobsolète
  • frTechnique de reliure où le dos et une partie des plats sont couverts d'un même matériau (généralement du cuir), le reste des plats étant recouvert d'un autre matériau (par exemple toile ou papier).

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).

    frReliure aux trois quarts

    • 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.