early reader

ˈɜrli ˈriːdər

Definition

Definition of early reader - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

school pupilchild who is learning to read

The teacher praised the early reader for finishing the book.

classroom textbook designed for children learning to read

She picked an early reader from the shelf to help her son practice.

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Expressions with early

early bird

person who wakes up very early

She's an early bird, always up by 5 AM.

early shower

leaving an event earlier than planned

She took an early shower and left the party.

early bath

leaving work or an event early

He took an early bath to avoid the traffic.

early bloomer

someone who develops skills or talents early

She was an early bloomer in mathematics, solving complex problems at a young age.

bright and early

adv.

very early in the morning

We woke up bright and early for the hike.

early bird special

discount offered to customers who arrive early

The restaurant offers an early bird special for diners who arrive before 6 PM.

Expressions with reader

mind reader

performer who pretends to read minds

The mind reader's show was full of surprises.

lay reader

person not ordained who leads or conducts church services

The lay reader led the morning prayer service.

e-reader

device for reading digital books and texts

I bought an e-reader to read novels on vacation.

electronic reader

handheld device that shows digital books or documents on a screen

She carried her electronic reader on the train to finish the novel.

e-book reader

device for reading digital books

She bought an e-book reader for her travels.

palm reader

person who interprets lines on palms to predict the future

She visited a palm reader to learn about her life's path.

map-reader

person skilled at understanding maps

The map-reader guided us through the forest.

voracious reader

person who reads many books eagerly and often

She is a voracious reader who finishes a book every week.

beta reader

individual providing feedback on a draft

A beta reader's comments can help improve the story.

publisher's reader

person who reads and judges books for a publisher

The publisher's reader recommended the novel for publication.

Examples of early reader in a sentence

Parents were proud of their early reader.
The library has a section for early readers.
He chose an early reader to improve his reading skills.

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French:jeune lecteur, livre de première lecture, ...
German:Leseanfänger, Erstlesebuch, ...
Italian:giovane lettore, libro per bambini, ...
Spanish:lector principiante, libro para primeros lectores, ...
Portuguese:leitor iniciante, livro infantil, ...
Chinese:早期读者, 启蒙读物, ...
Japanese:初級読者, 初級読本, ...
Arabic:قَارِئ مُبْتَدِئ, كتاب للمبتدئين, ...
Hebrew:קוֹרֵא מַתְחִיל, סֵפֶר קְרִיאָה לְמַתְחִילִים, ...
Russian:начинающий читатель, книга для начинающих, ...
Ukrainian:початківець у читанні, книга для початківців, ...
Hindi:नवपाठक, बच्चों की किताब, ...
Bengali:নবপাঠক, প্রাথমিক পাঠক, ...
Catalan:lector inicial, llibre per a primers lectors, ...
Czech:čtenář, čtení pro začátečníky, ...
Danish:begynderlæser, begynderbog, ...
Dutch:beginnende lezer, beginnersboek, ...
Greek:μικρός αναγνώστης, βιβλίο για αρχάριους αναγνώστες, ...
Hungarian:olvasni tanuló gyermek, kezdő olvasókönyv, ...
Khmer:កុមារទើបរៀនអាន, សៀវភៅសម្រាប់កុមាររៀនអាន, ...
Korean:초기 독자, 아동용 도서, ...
Persian:کودک نوخوان, کتاب آموزشی کودکان, ...
Polish:młody czytelnik, elementarz, ...
Portuguese (BR):leitor iniciante, livro para iniciantes, ...
Romanian:mic cititor, abecedar, ...
Swedish:tidig läsare, lättläst bok, ...
Thai:เด็กหัดอ่าน, หนังสือสำหรับเด็กเริ่มอ่าน, ...
Turkish:okumayı yeni öğrenen çocuk, ilk okuma kitabı, ...
Vietnamese:trẻ mới biết đọc, sách tập đọc, ...

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