bookseller
/ˈbʊkselə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbʊkselər/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbu̇k-ˌse-lər/ (ame, mw)
bookseller — noun
1. someone, or a company, whose work is selling books
someone, or a company, whose work is selling books
The village bookseller ordered extra copies of the new cookbook.
bookseller as the person placing book orders
After school, Noa asked the bookseller where the science books were.
ask the bookseller where...
An online bookseller emailed Mei when her art book was shipped.
At the fair, a local bookseller sold old maps and travel books.
Before lunch, the bookseller sold Priya a used grammar book.
- bookstore
usually names the shop or website rather than the seller
- bookshop
the British English word for a shop that sells books
- book dealer
often used for rarer or older books, especially in specialist trade
- seller
much broader and does not show that books are the product
文法句型
a local bookseller
buy a book from a bookseller
work as a bookseller
用法筆記
Often points to the person or business doing the selling, while bookshop and bookstore more often name the place itself. Common modifiers include local, online, independent, and second-hand.