textbook
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1.4
- noun
- /ˈtɛkstbʊk/
:
libro de texto
- The biology textbook contains many diagrams that help illustrate important processes.
- digital textbooks
- reference textbook
- use a textbook
It's been used as a textbook in countless schools.
- It's been used as a textbook in countless schools.
- And and you know, I guess in textbooks, that'll be the notation.
- Does nature care that your textbook looks different from that person's textbook?
- John Locke's essay winds up becoming a textbook for people to use.
- The Ukrainian textbooks are printed in far lower print runs.
- This is the same cycle on which student textbooks are resold to the coop.
- There's a lot of information in the textbook, right?
- We have to rewrite every single high school textbook on the planet Earth.
- So maybe you're wondering why are we not just scrapping all the textbooks now and rewriting them?
- College Algebra Essentials, Great textbook, really really good.
- That's in well written books in in textbooks, that's who will gain.
Examples
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Try to remember to bring our textbooks.
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Her tote bag filled with textbooks is always on the floor of the front seat.
Fiction book (1992) -
This is a picture from from the textbook, the Jones textbook.
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You can say, well, my textbook in in health class said this.
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Just realize that every single physics textbook is wrong.
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It's been used as a textbook in countless schools.
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As a teacher, Green believes that the textbook is merely a tool.
Academic text (2011) -
There's a lot of information in the textbook, right?
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As a young elementary-aged student, the textbooks I used determined how and what I learned.
Academic text (2011) -
But with the plethora of resources available, textbooks alone are insufficient for a meaningful learning experience.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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2.4
A book used for study in school or college
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1.0
A book used by students at school or college to learn
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A book used in class to help students learn a subject
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Etymology
Textbook comes from the simple parts text ('written words') and book ('a set of pages'). It means a book with lessons, so a textbook is the standard book used to study a subject in school.