voracious reader

vəˈreɪʃəs ˈriːdə

Definition

Definition of voracious reader - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

person readingperson who reads many books eagerly and often

She is a voracious reader who finishes a book every week.
My brother is a voracious reader of science fiction novels.
As a child, he was already a voracious reader.

bookworm

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Expressions with voracious

voracious appetite

extremely strong hunger for food

He has a voracious appetite and eats five meals a day.

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.

early reader

child who is learning to read

The teacher praised the early reader for finishing the book.

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.

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.

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French:grand lecteur, ...
German:Bücherwurm, ...
Italian:lettrice accanita, ...
Spanish:lector voraz, ...
Portuguese:leitora ávida, ...
Chinese:书虫, ...
Japanese:読書家, ...
Arabic:قارى نَهِم, ...
Hebrew:תּוֹלַעַת סְפָרִים, ...
Russian:заядлый читатель, ...
Ukrainian:завзятий читач, ...
Hindi:पुस्तकप्रेमी, ...
Bengali:অতিপাঠক, ...
Catalan:lector voraz, ...
Czech:vášnivý čtenář, ...
Danish:bogsluger, ...
Dutch:fanatieke lezer, ...
Greek:βιβλιοφάγος, ...
Hungarian:könyvmoly, ...
Khmer:អ្នកអានសៀវភៅច្រើនដោយចូលចិត្ត, ...
Korean:다독가, ...
Persian:خواننده پرشور, ...
Polish:pochłaniacz książek, ...
Portuguese (BR):leitor voraz, ...
Romanian:cititor împătimit, ...
Swedish:bokslukare, ...
Thai:หนอนหนังสือตัวยง, ...
Turkish:kitap kurdu, ...
Vietnamese:mọt sách, ...

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