wordbook
- noun
- /ˈwɜːrdˌbʊk/
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diccionario
- The early English wordbook included not only definitions but also pronunciation guides.
Examples
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Have you seen my wordbook?
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Each student in the class was given a wordbook to build their vocabulary.
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He found the unfamiliar term in a dusty old wordbook on the shelf.
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I bought a new wordbook yesterday.
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A good wordbook can help students expand their vocabulary and improve their language skills.
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Many travelers keep a small wordbook handy to learn essential phrases in foreign countries.
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This wordbook includes definitions, example sentences, and even illustrations to clarify meanings.
Synonyms
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1.0
A book or website that lists words and shows their meanings
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4.0
A dictionary that shows word meanings and spellings
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3.9
A book that lists words with similar meanings, for example happy and joyful
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4.4
A list of important words in a book with short explanations
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6.6
A book or database that lists words and their meanings
An old book that lists words and their meanings
A book or website that helps you find a word you cannot remember
A book or tool that helps you find a word you cannot remember
An old book that lists words with similar meanings
How Comprehensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wordbook is a simple compound of word and book, literally a 'book of words'. Think of it like a notebook but for vocabulary, so it is another name for a dictionary or a vocabulary book.