bookshelf
- noun
- /ˈbʊkˌʃɛlf/
- The app opens to a bookshelf showing the issues currently available.
- books on the bookshelf
- a new bookshelf
But I have two bookshelves for fantasy.
- But I have two bookshelves for fantasy.
- I went and got bookshelves, additional bookshelves from IKEA.
- You just posted a new bookshelf video literally a month ago.
- I knocked a bookshelf and the urn on the top of the bookshelf came crashing down.
- One of the ideas that we thought of was Bohemian bookshelf, but another one is shelf life.
- It wouldn't be wrong to get wall to wall bookshelves either.
- Let me know if you guys want an in depth bookshelf tour.
- She's on the iconic ladder on the bookshelf.
- So in my house, our bathrooms, our garage, there were bookshelves, not just like a pile of books.
Examples
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Here we are back on my bedroom floor in front of my bookshelf to talk about books.
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It's on my bookshelf next to the Bible.
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Did you see my updated bookshelf with my books?
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Right next to the bookshelf, we have my desk.
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The book I read had been one of the few books on our bookshelf in our rural home.
Academic text (2015) -
Information changes over time, so it's important to keep your writer's bookshelf current.
Academic text (2009) -
Then I have my little bookshelf and reading nook area.
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I have a book of poems on my bookshelf by Billy Collins.
Academic text (2010) -
I wanna be home where the tallest thing I have to climb is a bookshelf.
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My grandfather has a beautiful bookshelf filled with classic novels from his childhood.
Synonyms
A flat board fixed to a wall for holding books and small things
A piece of furniture with shelves for holding books
A shelf or stand that holds books
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Etymology
The word bookshelf comes from joining book and shelf, and so it literally means 'a shelf' for holding 'books'.