Definition of textbook in English:

textbook

nounˈtɛks(t)bʊkˈtɛks(t)ˌbʊk

A book used as a standard work for the study of a particular subject.
教科书，课本
Example sentencesExamples
- She says all her money goes on living costs and academic expenses, such as textbooks.
- The professors there have yet to discover the merits of reading textbooks aloud.
- When I got home each night, I went straight to the library or worked with my revision textbooks.
- He also wrote Tactics, one of the classic textbooks on competitive sailing.
- I never did like those hardcover textbooks, and I always dreaded taking home one of them.
- She was internationally renowned as a writer of textbooks for the teaching of English as a foreign language.
- So far one third of the schools in Nanhui District have started using such textbooks.
- There is widespread apprehension that the price of textbooks will go up this time.
- Before you know it, the time has come to start registering for classes and buying textbooks.
- We used two paediatric neurology textbooks as additional sources of information.
- She was absolutely riveted to see at first hand the paintings which appear as illustrations in her textbooks.
- Action projects help build skills that are difficult to acquire from textbooks.
- The new finding implies that our own galaxy is probably much bigger than textbooks say.
- Trying to find an explanation, I consulted several modern textbooks to no avail.
- One or two talked about their grandfathers' textbooks, full of algebra and Latin.
- Of these textbooks, only his books on logic and on music have certainly survived intact.
- The boy could easily match the right words in textbooks after listening to tapes.
- In fact, he was so far ahead of the field that he had become distrustful of many standard textbooks.
- It's rather a thrill to see the paintings which grace all of the history textbooks in reality.
- The book relies on standard economic theory, and many of the concepts can be found in standard textbooks.
Synonyms
book

adjectiveˈtɛks(t)bʊkˈtɛks(t)ˌbʊk

attributive Conforming or corresponding to an established standard or type.
he had the presence of mind to carry out a textbook emergency descent
他镇定自若地完成了合乎规范的紧急降落。
Example sentencesExamples
- Like any classic cartoon character, Mike is a textbook case of manic depression.
- The plane flew for more than two hours to burn off fuel before the pilot made a textbook landing.
- She is a textbook example of how to create emotion in the reader - particularly the young reader.
- The gelding won his third of the season under a textbook ride from Murphy.
- Theirs was a textbook case of how not to win an election, and will be studied by political analysts and party strategists for years.
- Geoff Hoon, the Defence Secretary, insisted that it was a textbook operation and was going according to plan.
- Save for his aversion to the blues, the patient is something of a textbook classicist.
- His was a textbook performance of disciplined self control and he did what was asked for team and country.
- Now Hodges is expected to save his old friend, who went on to become a textbook colonel.
- The actors avoid textbook sitcom comedy styles in favour of the real thing.
- The bomb squad guy told everyone that the x-ray was a textbook example of what a bomb really looks like, and took a copy of it to use in training.
- He serves, for example, fine slices of smoked wild venison alongside a textbook Gratin Dauphinois.
- What we have seen is a textbook exercise in democratic scrutiny.
- Walkden's South African Doug Watson is a textbook batsman who has scored 1,100 runs this season.
- The destruction of the Aral Sea is a textbook example of unsustainable development.
- It is now considered a textbook example of how to engage and pursue an enemy force.
- Pyrus calleryana seems almost a textbook example of a plant designed for invasion.
- He need not have worried, everything about the man is textbook fairytale hero.
- Malik, blessed with a textbook technique, provided the calming touch.
- Otpor would become the textbook example of Sharp's theories translated into praxis.
Synonyms
most typical, most characteristic, representative, standard, conventional, classic, model, exemplary, quintessential, prime, copybook

Derivatives

textbookish

adjective

Although the illustrations are very textbookish, they are accurate and appealing.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's textbookish and likely that's the only way most young readers will read it - if they are assigned it.
- It is a bit textbookish and the 19th century writing style is a bit difficult but it is interesting reading.
- Books on plant propagation sometimes have a dry, textbookish feel to them; not so with this latest book by award-winning garden writer and photographer Ken Druse.
- For example, the quality of the book is somewhat uneven: the last chapters are much better than the first ones, which are rather ‘textbookish’ with considerable use of secondary sources.

Definition of textbook in US English:

textbook

nounˈteks(t)ˌbo͝okˈtɛks(t)ˌbʊk

A book used as a standard work for the study of a particular subject.
教科书，课本
Example sentencesExamples
- We used two paediatric neurology textbooks as additional sources of information.
- It's rather a thrill to see the paintings which grace all of the history textbooks in reality.
- The boy could easily match the right words in textbooks after listening to tapes.
- I never did like those hardcover textbooks, and I always dreaded taking home one of them.
- In fact, he was so far ahead of the field that he had become distrustful of many standard textbooks.
- He also wrote Tactics, one of the classic textbooks on competitive sailing.
- She was internationally renowned as a writer of textbooks for the teaching of English as a foreign language.
- Of these textbooks, only his books on logic and on music have certainly survived intact.
- The professors there have yet to discover the merits of reading textbooks aloud.
- Before you know it, the time has come to start registering for classes and buying textbooks.
- The book relies on standard economic theory, and many of the concepts can be found in standard textbooks.
- Trying to find an explanation, I consulted several modern textbooks to no avail.
- She was absolutely riveted to see at first hand the paintings which appear as illustrations in her textbooks.
- Action projects help build skills that are difficult to acquire from textbooks.
- There is widespread apprehension that the price of textbooks will go up this time.
- She says all her money goes on living costs and academic expenses, such as textbooks.
- When I got home each night, I went straight to the library or worked with my revision textbooks.
- So far one third of the schools in Nanhui District have started using such textbooks.
- One or two talked about their grandfathers' textbooks, full of algebra and Latin.
- The new finding implies that our own galaxy is probably much bigger than textbooks say.
Synonyms
book

adjectiveˈteks(t)ˌbo͝okˈtɛks(t)ˌbʊk

attributive Conforming to or corresponding to a standard or type that is prescribed or widely held by theorists.
合乎规范的；完全符合规定的；教科书式的
he had the presence of mind to carry out a textbook emergency descent
他镇定自若地完成了合乎规范的紧急降落。
Example sentencesExamples
- Malik, blessed with a textbook technique, provided the calming touch.
- The bomb squad guy told everyone that the x-ray was a textbook example of what a bomb really looks like, and took a copy of it to use in training.
- The actors avoid textbook sitcom comedy styles in favour of the real thing.
- It is now considered a textbook example of how to engage and pursue an enemy force.
- Geoff Hoon, the Defence Secretary, insisted that it was a textbook operation and was going according to plan.
- Save for his aversion to the blues, the patient is something of a textbook classicist.
- Theirs was a textbook case of how not to win an election, and will be studied by political analysts and party strategists for years.
- Now Hodges is expected to save his old friend, who went on to become a textbook colonel.
- He serves, for example, fine slices of smoked wild venison alongside a textbook Gratin Dauphinois.
- She is a textbook example of how to create emotion in the reader - particularly the young reader.
- He need not have worried, everything about the man is textbook fairytale hero.
- Pyrus calleryana seems almost a textbook example of a plant designed for invasion.
- Like any classic cartoon character, Mike is a textbook case of manic depression.
- What we have seen is a textbook exercise in democratic scrutiny.
- The gelding won his third of the season under a textbook ride from Murphy.
- The destruction of the Aral Sea is a textbook example of unsustainable development.
- The plane flew for more than two hours to burn off fuel before the pilot made a textbook landing.
- Otpor would become the textbook example of Sharp's theories translated into praxis.
- Walkden's South African Doug Watson is a textbook batsman who has scored 1,100 runs this season.
- His was a textbook performance of disciplined self control and he did what was asked for team and country.
Synonyms
most typical, most characteristic, representative, standard, conventional, classic, model, exemplary, quintessential, prime, copybook

单词	textbook
释义	Definition of textbook in English: textbook nounˈtɛks(t)bʊkˈtɛks(t)ˌbʊk A book used as a standard work for the study of a particular subject. 教科书，课本 Example sentencesExamples She says all her money goes on living costs and academic expenses, such as textbooks. The professors there have yet to discover the merits of reading textbooks aloud. When I got home each night, I went straight to the library or worked with my revision textbooks. He also wrote Tactics, one of the classic textbooks on competitive sailing. I never did like those hardcover textbooks, and I always dreaded taking home one of them. She was internationally renowned as a writer of textbooks for the teaching of English as a foreign language. So far one third of the schools in Nanhui District have started using such textbooks. There is widespread apprehension that the price of textbooks will go up this time. Before you know it, the time has come to start registering for classes and buying textbooks. We used two paediatric neurology textbooks as additional sources of information. She was absolutely riveted to see at first hand the paintings which appear as illustrations in her textbooks. Action projects help build skills that are difficult to acquire from textbooks. The new finding implies that our own galaxy is probably much bigger than textbooks say. Trying to find an explanation, I consulted several modern textbooks to no avail. One or two talked about their grandfathers' textbooks, full of algebra and Latin. Of these textbooks, only his books on logic and on music have certainly survived intact. The boy could easily match the right words in textbooks after listening to tapes. In fact, he was so far ahead of the field that he had become distrustful of many standard textbooks. It's rather a thrill to see the paintings which grace all of the history textbooks in reality. The book relies on standard economic theory, and many of the concepts can be found in standard textbooks. Synonyms book adjectiveˈtɛks(t)bʊkˈtɛks(t)ˌbʊk attributive Conforming or corresponding to an established standard or type. he had the presence of mind to carry out a textbook emergency descent 他镇定自若地完成了合乎规范的紧急降落。 Example sentencesExamples Like any classic cartoon character, Mike is a textbook case of manic depression. The plane flew for more than two hours to burn off fuel before the pilot made a textbook landing. She is a textbook example of how to create emotion in the reader - particularly the young reader. The gelding won his third of the season under a textbook ride from Murphy. Theirs was a textbook case of how not to win an election, and will be studied by political analysts and party strategists for years. Geoff Hoon, the Defence Secretary, insisted that it was a textbook operation and was going according to plan. Save for his aversion to the blues, the patient is something of a textbook classicist. His was a textbook performance of disciplined self control and he did what was asked for team and country. Now Hodges is expected to save his old friend, who went on to become a textbook colonel. The actors avoid textbook sitcom comedy styles in favour of the real thing. The bomb squad guy told everyone that the x-ray was a textbook example of what a bomb really looks like, and took a copy of it to use in training. He serves, for example, fine slices of smoked wild venison alongside a textbook Gratin Dauphinois. What we have seen is a textbook exercise in democratic scrutiny. Walkden's South African Doug Watson is a textbook batsman who has scored 1,100 runs this season. The destruction of the Aral Sea is a textbook example of unsustainable development. It is now considered a textbook example of how to engage and pursue an enemy force. Pyrus calleryana seems almost a textbook example of a plant designed for invasion. He need not have worried, everything about the man is textbook fairytale hero. Malik, blessed with a textbook technique, provided the calming touch. Otpor would become the textbook example of Sharp's theories translated into praxis. Synonyms most typical, most characteristic, representative, standard, conventional, classic, model, exemplary, quintessential, prime, copybook Derivatives textbookish adjective Although the illustrations are very textbookish, they are accurate and appealing. Example sentencesExamples It's textbookish and likely that's the only way most young readers will read it - if they are assigned it. It is a bit textbookish and the 19th century writing style is a bit difficult but it is interesting reading. Books on plant propagation sometimes have a dry, textbookish feel to them; not so with this latest book by award-winning garden writer and photographer Ken Druse. For example, the quality of the book is somewhat uneven: the last chapters are much better than the first ones, which are rather ‘textbookish’ with considerable use of secondary sources. Definition of textbook in US English: textbook nounˈteks(t)ˌbo͝okˈtɛks(t)ˌbʊk A book used as a standard work for the study of a particular subject. 教科书，课本 Example sentencesExamples We used two paediatric neurology textbooks as additional sources of information. It's rather a thrill to see the paintings which grace all of the history textbooks in reality. The boy could easily match the right words in textbooks after listening to tapes. I never did like those hardcover textbooks, and I always dreaded taking home one of them. In fact, he was so far ahead of the field that he had become distrustful of many standard textbooks. He also wrote Tactics, one of the classic textbooks on competitive sailing. She was internationally renowned as a writer of textbooks for the teaching of English as a foreign language. Of these textbooks, only his books on logic and on music have certainly survived intact. The professors there have yet to discover the merits of reading textbooks aloud. Before you know it, the time has come to start registering for classes and buying textbooks. The book relies on standard economic theory, and many of the concepts can be found in standard textbooks. Trying to find an explanation, I consulted several modern textbooks to no avail. She was absolutely riveted to see at first hand the paintings which appear as illustrations in her textbooks. Action projects help build skills that are difficult to acquire from textbooks. There is widespread apprehension that the price of textbooks will go up this time. She says all her money goes on living costs and academic expenses, such as textbooks. When I got home each night, I went straight to the library or worked with my revision textbooks. So far one third of the schools in Nanhui District have started using such textbooks. One or two talked about their grandfathers' textbooks, full of algebra and Latin. The new finding implies that our own galaxy is probably much bigger than textbooks say. Synonyms book adjectiveˈteks(t)ˌbo͝okˈtɛks(t)ˌbʊk attributive Conforming to or corresponding to a standard or type that is prescribed or widely held by theorists. 合乎规范的；完全符合规定的；教科书式的 he had the presence of mind to carry out a textbook emergency descent 他镇定自若地完成了合乎规范的紧急降落。 Example sentencesExamples Malik, blessed with a textbook technique, provided the calming touch. The bomb squad guy told everyone that the x-ray was a textbook example of what a bomb really looks like, and took a copy of it to use in training. The actors avoid textbook sitcom comedy styles in favour of the real thing. It is now considered a textbook example of how to engage and pursue an enemy force. Geoff Hoon, the Defence Secretary, insisted that it was a textbook operation and was going according to plan. Save for his aversion to the blues, the patient is something of a textbook classicist. Theirs was a textbook case of how not to win an election, and will be studied by political analysts and party strategists for years. Now Hodges is expected to save his old friend, who went on to become a textbook colonel. He serves, for example, fine slices of smoked wild venison alongside a textbook Gratin Dauphinois. She is a textbook example of how to create emotion in the reader - particularly the young reader. He need not have worried, everything about the man is textbook fairytale hero. Pyrus calleryana seems almost a textbook example of a plant designed for invasion. Like any classic cartoon character, Mike is a textbook case of manic depression. What we have seen is a textbook exercise in democratic scrutiny. The gelding won his third of the season under a textbook ride from Murphy. The destruction of the Aral Sea is a textbook example of unsustainable development. The plane flew for more than two hours to burn off fuel before the pilot made a textbook landing. Otpor would become the textbook example of Sharp's theories translated into praxis. Walkden's South African Doug Watson is a textbook batsman who has scored 1,100 runs this season. His was a textbook performance of disciplined self control and he did what was asked for team and country. Synonyms most typical, most characteristic, representative, standard, conventional, classic, model, exemplary, quintessential, prime, copybook
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