英语释义

1. a printer, binder, or designer of books

2. a person who determines odds and receives and pays off bets

3. a person who decides how likely it is that an event will occur (such as the winning of a race by a particular horse) and receives and pays off bets about it

4. a person who determines odds and receives and pays off bets — called also bookie

片语

literature文学；文献；文艺；着作

writing书写；写作（write 的现在分词）

英汉例句

• till after the 1940s, serious paper and bookmaking were published, but it had not brought to the widespread attention yet.

  直到本世纪四十年代以后，才开始有认真的学术论文、论着发表，但仍没有引起广泛的注意。

• his criticism on western culture is collected in his most important bookmaking philosophy of culture which is committed to changing the western cultural problems.

  他对西方文化的批判集中在他最重要的着作《文化哲学》中，《文化哲学》是一部致力于改变西方文化界出现的问题而写的书。

• first, it has provided one of the few legal forms of wagering and bookmaking available to most of the public for much of the past two centuries.

  首先，它是近两百年内少数几种合法的下赌注，收受赌注的形式之一；

• espresso might seem an odd name for a bookmaking machine.

  espresso（意为加浓咖啡）对于一部制作图书的机器来说，也许是一个奇怪的名字。

• renowned economist schultz is famed with his bookmaking 「small is beautiful」, and the social economy development increasingly support his foresight.

  着名的经济学家舒尔茨因其着作《小的是美好的》而闻名遐迩，社会经济的发展也日益证明了他的远见。