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book of knowledge

/bʊk əv ˈnɒlɪdʒ/

Tradução: Expressão metafórica que designa uma fonte abrangente de informação ou sabedoria, frequentemente usada para descrever uma enciclopédia ou uma pessoa de vasto conhecimento.

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/bʊk əv ˈnɒlɪdʒ/B2formal
  • ptExpressão metafórica que designa uma fonte abrangente de informação ou sabedoria, frequentemente usada para descrever uma enciclopédia ou uma pessoa de vasto conhecimento.

A metaphorical phrase referring to a comprehensive source of information or wisdom, often used to describe an encyclopedia or a person who possesses vast knowledge.

  1. Comprehensive reference workB2formal

    A large volume or set of volumes containing a wide range of information on many subjects, often used for learning or reference.

    ptEnciclopédia

    • The library has a book of knowledge covering ancient civilizations.
    • He consulted the book of knowledge to find the answer to his question.
    • Children often enjoy exploring a book of knowledge for fun facts.
  2. Figurative source of wisdomC1informal

    A person or thing that is considered to be an extensive source of information or wisdom.

    ptlivro de sabedoria

    • My grandfather is a walking book of knowledge about local history.
    • The internet has become a modern book of knowledge for many people.
    • She treated the encyclopedia as her personal book of knowledge.