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book; volume; measure word for books
Meanings
3 senses · 12 examplesnoun
book; volume; a bound collection of sheets
formalRefers to a book or volume, often used in more formal or historical contexts. It can also be part of compound words for specific types of books.
This book is divided into three volumes: first, second, and third.
This is an ancient hand-copied volume.
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name list; register
commemorative album
workbook; exercise book
measure word
measure word for books; volumes; copies
Used to count books, booklets, or bound collections of documents.
I bought a copy of the newly published novel.
This set of books has eight volumes in total.
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The teacher gave each of us a workbook.
This set of ancient texts has more than thirty volumes.
verb
to confer a title or fiefdom; to enfeoff
archaicAn archaic usage from imperial times, meaning to grant a noble title or territory. It is primarily found in historical contexts.
Ancient emperors would enfeoff feudal lords.
He was officially appointed as the crown prince.
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to formally establish an empress