Definition of bookseller in English:

bookseller

noun ˈbʊksɛləˈbʊkˌsɛlər

A person who sells books, especially as the owner or manager of a bookshop.
Example sentencesExamples
- I used to be a bookseller and that generally means one acquires books without even trying.
- Aiming to tap this holiday mood, a number of publishers and booksellers are organising book exhibitions in the city.
- A local bookseller lends them the merchandise and pays them a small commission on each item sold.
- Back here at home, I have had to sell this book at my local second-hand booksellers in order to buy a pack of cigarettes.
- It was listed in the next season's catalogue and the sales representatives had begun pitching it to booksellers.
- A marketing plan tells the booksellers how you plan to create demand for your book.
- Not only is Heather dictating what the booksellers should sell you, but also what they look like as they do it.
- By 1994, the plaintiff and his wife had become extremely successful art dealers and booksellers.
- While consumers may use bestseller lists as buying guides, the lists are useful to booksellers as a marketing tool.
- Such books are sold through small booksellers, who are not accountable to any sales laws and who do not care for business ethics.
- Prior to publication, booksellers had ordered a grand total of 200 copies of this second novel.
- The publisher would not reveal the size of its initial print run but said it was forced to publish a second edition with some booksellers quickly selling out.
- At a time when independent booksellers dealing in new books are struggling, the number of used bookstores is on the rise.
- We did call a bookseller to value the books, but it was priced a little high.
- What keeps people in publishing - as writers, as editors, as booksellers - is the practice of putting books in front of the public.
- Benefit tickets were sold by booksellers, by the theater, and by the author and his friends.
- In choosing a shelf for this particular book, the bookseller has several legitimate options.
- This applies all the way down the chain of publication, to the bookseller, the librarian, and the newsagent.
- The increasing demand for books is reflected in the inventories of the stocks of booksellers and publishers.
- The earliest publishers were booksellers who sold authors' works direct to the public.

Derivatives

bookselling

noun ˈbʊkˌsɛlɪŋˈbʊkˌsɛlɪŋ

Here's a summary history of bookselling in the U.S.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, in order to get an edge in sales, alternative means of book selling must be employed.
- Here's a dirty little secret - bookselling is a business.
- Collins had a secure place in the world of bookselling.
- You'll see a far more professional approach where bookselling is concerned.

Definition of bookseller in US English:

bookseller

nounˈbʊkˌsɛlərˈbo͝okˌselər

A person who sells books, especially as the owner or manager of a bookstore.
Example sentencesExamples
- Benefit tickets were sold by booksellers, by the theater, and by the author and his friends.
- Prior to publication, booksellers had ordered a grand total of 200 copies of this second novel.
- What keeps people in publishing - as writers, as editors, as booksellers - is the practice of putting books in front of the public.
- While consumers may use bestseller lists as buying guides, the lists are useful to booksellers as a marketing tool.
- The publisher would not reveal the size of its initial print run but said it was forced to publish a second edition with some booksellers quickly selling out.
- Aiming to tap this holiday mood, a number of publishers and booksellers are organising book exhibitions in the city.
- We did call a bookseller to value the books, but it was priced a little high.
- The earliest publishers were booksellers who sold authors' works direct to the public.
- At a time when independent booksellers dealing in new books are struggling, the number of used bookstores is on the rise.
- I used to be a bookseller and that generally means one acquires books without even trying.
- Back here at home, I have had to sell this book at my local second-hand booksellers in order to buy a pack of cigarettes.
- The increasing demand for books is reflected in the inventories of the stocks of booksellers and publishers.
- Such books are sold through small booksellers, who are not accountable to any sales laws and who do not care for business ethics.
- This applies all the way down the chain of publication, to the bookseller, the librarian, and the newsagent.
- Not only is Heather dictating what the booksellers should sell you, but also what they look like as they do it.
- In choosing a shelf for this particular book, the bookseller has several legitimate options.
- A marketing plan tells the booksellers how you plan to create demand for your book.
- A local bookseller lends them the merchandise and pays them a small commission on each item sold.
- It was listed in the next season's catalogue and the sales representatives had begun pitching it to booksellers.
- By 1994, the plaintiff and his wife had become extremely successful art dealers and booksellers.

单词	bookseller
释义	Definition of bookseller in English: bookseller noun ˈbʊksɛləˈbʊkˌsɛlər A person who sells books, especially as the owner or manager of a bookshop. Example sentencesExamples I used to be a bookseller and that generally means one acquires books without even trying. Aiming to tap this holiday mood, a number of publishers and booksellers are organising book exhibitions in the city. A local bookseller lends them the merchandise and pays them a small commission on each item sold. Back here at home, I have had to sell this book at my local second-hand booksellers in order to buy a pack of cigarettes. It was listed in the next season's catalogue and the sales representatives had begun pitching it to booksellers. A marketing plan tells the booksellers how you plan to create demand for your book. Not only is Heather dictating what the booksellers should sell you, but also what they look like as they do it. By 1994, the plaintiff and his wife had become extremely successful art dealers and booksellers. While consumers may use bestseller lists as buying guides, the lists are useful to booksellers as a marketing tool. Such books are sold through small booksellers, who are not accountable to any sales laws and who do not care for business ethics. Prior to publication, booksellers had ordered a grand total of 200 copies of this second novel. The publisher would not reveal the size of its initial print run but said it was forced to publish a second edition with some booksellers quickly selling out. At a time when independent booksellers dealing in new books are struggling, the number of used bookstores is on the rise. We did call a bookseller to value the books, but it was priced a little high. What keeps people in publishing - as writers, as editors, as booksellers - is the practice of putting books in front of the public. Benefit tickets were sold by booksellers, by the theater, and by the author and his friends. In choosing a shelf for this particular book, the bookseller has several legitimate options. This applies all the way down the chain of publication, to the bookseller, the librarian, and the newsagent. The increasing demand for books is reflected in the inventories of the stocks of booksellers and publishers. The earliest publishers were booksellers who sold authors' works direct to the public. Derivatives bookselling noun ˈbʊkˌsɛlɪŋˈbʊkˌsɛlɪŋ Here's a summary history of bookselling in the U.S. Example sentencesExamples However, in order to get an edge in sales, alternative means of book selling must be employed. Here's a dirty little secret - bookselling is a business. Collins had a secure place in the world of bookselling. You'll see a far more professional approach where bookselling is concerned. Definition of bookseller in US English: bookseller nounˈbʊkˌsɛlərˈbo͝okˌselər A person who sells books, especially as the owner or manager of a bookstore. Example sentencesExamples Benefit tickets were sold by booksellers, by the theater, and by the author and his friends. Prior to publication, booksellers had ordered a grand total of 200 copies of this second novel. What keeps people in publishing - as writers, as editors, as booksellers - is the practice of putting books in front of the public. While consumers may use bestseller lists as buying guides, the lists are useful to booksellers as a marketing tool. The publisher would not reveal the size of its initial print run but said it was forced to publish a second edition with some booksellers quickly selling out. Aiming to tap this holiday mood, a number of publishers and booksellers are organising book exhibitions in the city. We did call a bookseller to value the books, but it was priced a little high. The earliest publishers were booksellers who sold authors' works direct to the public. At a time when independent booksellers dealing in new books are struggling, the number of used bookstores is on the rise. I used to be a bookseller and that generally means one acquires books without even trying. Back here at home, I have had to sell this book at my local second-hand booksellers in order to buy a pack of cigarettes. The increasing demand for books is reflected in the inventories of the stocks of booksellers and publishers. Such books are sold through small booksellers, who are not accountable to any sales laws and who do not care for business ethics. This applies all the way down the chain of publication, to the bookseller, the librarian, and the newsagent. Not only is Heather dictating what the booksellers should sell you, but also what they look like as they do it. In choosing a shelf for this particular book, the bookseller has several legitimate options. A marketing plan tells the booksellers how you plan to create demand for your book. A local bookseller lends them the merchandise and pays them a small commission on each item sold. It was listed in the next season's catalogue and the sales representatives had begun pitching it to booksellers. By 1994, the plaintiff and his wife had become extremely successful art dealers and booksellers.
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