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Definition of bookworm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- She is a bookworm who reads every night.
2.
- He is a bookworm who rarely goes out.
3.
bugsmall insect that damages books
- The library was infested with bookworms.
Expressions with bookworm
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spend much time reading
He prefers to be a bookworm rather than go out.
Origin of bookworm
English, book (book) + worm (worm)
Examples of bookworm in a sentence
As a child, she was a bookworm, always lost in stories. The bookworm spent hours in the library. As a bookworm, she excelled in academics. A bookworm had chewed through the old novel's cover. The archivist found a bookworm inside the damaged volume.
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- French:rat de bibliothèque, intello, ...
- German:Bücherwurm, Papierfischchen, ...
- Italian:topo di biblioteca, studioso, ...
- Spanish:ratón de biblioteca, carcoma, ...
- Portuguese:devoradora de livros, traça, ...
- Chinese:书虫, 书呆子, ...
- Japanese:本の虫, 勉強家, ...
- Arabic:دُودَةُ كُتُب, مُحِبُّ القِراءَة, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹלַעַת סְפָרִים, עָשׁ סְפָרִים, ...
- Russian:книжный червь, ботаник, ...
- Ukrainian:книголюб, книжковий черв'як, ...
- Hindi:किताबों का कीड़ा, पुस्तक कीड़ा, ...
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