to ebook
3.2
To publish a book in digital form for reading on a computer or tablet
- verb
- /ˈiːbʊk/
:
publicar en formato electrónico
- The publisher plans to ebook all classic titles by the end of the year.
Examples
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After finishing her manuscript, she decided to ebook it instead of seeking a print deal.
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Many independent authors choose to ebook their novels to reach a wider audience online.
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I want to ebook my novel.
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Can you ebook this text for me?
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The author decided to ebook her memoir to share her story with a global audience.
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To keep up with the digital trend, many traditional publishers now ebook their bestselling titles.
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He learned how to ebook his educational resources to make them accessible for students online.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb ebook uses the same parts: e- 'electronic' and book, so to ebook a manuscript is to make it an electronic 'book' that people can read on digital devices.
