bookcases

英 [ˈbʊkkeɪsɪz]

美 [ˈbʊkˌkeɪsɪz]

n.  书架; 书柜
bookcase的复数

柯林斯词典

• 书架；书橱
  Abookcaseis a piece of furniture with shelves that you keep books on.

双语例句

• Cribs should be placed away from windows and tall, unsecured bookcases and shelves that could slide or topple.
  婴儿床应放在远离窗户和高，无担保的书柜和书架，可以幻灯片或推翻。
• Are there any bookcases near the window?
  窗子附近有一些书橱吗？
• I hate to dust the furniture and bookcases.
  我非常讨厌擦拭家具和书架上的尘埃。
• His bookcases were filled with nothing but novels.
  他的书架上全是小说。
• He had books in most of his bookcases and dictionaries in the other two.
  他有书在大多他的书橱和字典在其他二。
• An imitation book; used to fill bookcases of people who wish to appear scholarly.
  一种仿造的书；往往被想显示学者风度的人拿来放在书架上当摆设。
• Stones from other hills: bookcases do not want to take up space comrades, you can study an increase in the folding sofa, opened to visitors.
  他山之石：不想占用书柜空间的同志，可以在书房里增加一张折叠沙发，来客的时候打开即可。
• On your left lies a set of bookcases, with all kinds of books in it.
  就在你的左侧躺在床上，一套书柜，和各种各样的书。
• Bookcases flank the bed
  床的两侧有书柜。
• Bookcases that swung open when the right novel was pushed, fireplaces that revolved when the poker was lifted and paintings that rose to reveal hidden niches – all were featured not just in fanciful children's stories but also in real homes.
  推到了正确的小说，书架就会打开；拿起拨火棍，壁炉就会转动；油画升高，掩藏的壁龛就会露出来&这些不只存在于充满想象的儿童故事中，也存在于真正的住宅里。