- 看过 bookish 的人也看了 :
- studious
- brainy
- academic
- intelligent
- learned
- literary
- pedantic
- smart
- scholastic
bookish 的定义
bookish 近义词
scholarly
bookish 的近义词 9 个
bookish 的反义词 3 个
更多bookish例句
- Keith said she was “really cute” and looked “bookish” in her glasses.
- A popular athlete and a bookish social pariah start a secret relationship while in high school, then float in and out of each other’s lives as they journey into adulthood.
- Born in 1903 in the tiny dusty colonial outpost of Pietersburg, in northern South Africa, Plomer was bookish and reclusive.
- Here at last was a home for the nerdy, the bookish, the hypercompetent others.
- Aloof and bookish, Pius XI (Achille Ratti) spent years as a Vatican librarian before becoming a diplomat and cardinal.
- Margot, three years older than Anne, was quiet and bookish but still a part of things.
- Poet Jackie Kay said of the nominees, “It is a sad day when even the Booker is afraid to be bookish.”
- Especially when you look at the other side of the bracket and see bookish James Thurber.
- Great new novels on hippie California, a bookish adventure, and the gritty Midwest.
- Technical words and bookish terms are not words of national use.
- It all came back in cash to the working man; and yet it was my own pals who had rebuked me for being too bookish.
- I envy you the acquaintance of a genuine non-bookish man like Captain Speke.
- It was only geography that morning, any way: and the practical thing was worth any quantity of bookish theoric.
- He seemingly was a bookish young man who would probably enjoy hunting a Greek verb to its lair.