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Que veut dire « book » en français ?

États-Unis /bʊk/

book en français : livre, ouvrage, livres comptables, comptes, carnet, réserver

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PAGES RELIÉESA1

livre

Pages assemblées sous une couverture, contenant du texte, des images ou de la place pour écrire.

En anglais simple : Pages joined together inside a cover, with writing, pictures, or space to write.

  • The book is on the table.
  • She opened her book at page ten.
  • I borrowed three books from the library.

Synonymes : volume

Expressions courantes : read a book, open a book, book cover

ŒUVRE ÉCRITEA1

livre, ouvrage

Texte long, comme un roman ou un manuel, publié pour être lu.

En anglais simple : A long piece of writing, such as a story or textbook, published for people to read.

  • She wrote a book about cats.
  • His latest book has sold well.
  • Have you read any of her books?

Comment l'utiliser : a book about/on something (He wrote a book about birds.)

Synonymes : work

Expressions courantes : write a book, publish a book, book about something

LIVRES COMPTABLESB2

livres comptables, comptes

Registres écrits des recettes et dépenses d’une entreprise ; le mot s’emploie généralement au pluriel.

En anglais simple : Written records of the money a business receives and spends, usually used in the plural.

  • She keeps the books for our shop.
  • The accountant checked the books yesterday.
  • Their books showed a large loss.

Synonymes : accounts, records

Expressions courantes : keep the books, balance the books, audit the books

CARNETB2

carnet

Ensemble de timbres, de billets ou d’autres petits éléments réunis sous une couverture en papier.

En anglais simple : A set of stamps, tickets, or similar small items held together in a paper cover.

  • I bought a book of stamps.
  • She tore a ticket from the book.
  • Do you have a book of matches?

Comment l'utiliser : a book of + plural noun (He bought a book of raffle tickets.)

Synonymes : booklet

Expressions courantes : book of stamps, book of tickets, book of matches

GRANDE PARTIEC1

livre

Une des grandes parties d’une œuvre écrite très longue.

En anglais simple : One of the main parts of a very long written work.

  • The poem has twelve books.
  • The second book describes the hero’s journey.
  • We studied the final book of the epic.

Comment l'utiliser : a book of + work (Genesis is a book of the Bible.)

Synonymes : section, part

Expressions courantes : book of genesis, first book, second book

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RÉSERVATIONA2

réserver

Prévoir à l’avance une place, une chambre, un service ou la disponibilité d’une personne à un moment donné.

En anglais simple : Arrange to have a seat, room, service, or person available at a particular time.

  • We need to book a room.
  • She booked our flights yesterday.
  • Have you booked a table for tonight?

Comment l'utiliser : book something for + time/person (I booked a table for six o’clock.); book someone to do something (They booked a singer to perform at the party.)

Synonymes : reserve

Expressions courantes : book a room, book a flight, book an appointment

INSCRIPTIONB2

inscrire

Inscrire une personne sur la liste des participants à une activité.

En anglais simple : Put someone’s name on a list of people taking part in an activity.

  • Please book me onto the course.
  • She booked three colleagues onto the workshop.
  • Have you booked everyone in for training?

Comment l'utiliser : book someone onto something (I booked her onto the training course.); book someone in for something (They booked me in for the morning session.)

Synonymes : register, enrol

Expressions courantes : book someone in, book onto something, book someone onto something

FICHAGE POLICIERB2

ficher

Pour la police, enregistrer officiellement l’identité d’une personne et le délit qu’elle est soupçonnée d’avoir commis.

En anglais simple : If police do this, they officially record someone’s details and the crime they are suspected of.

  • The police booked the suspect.
  • They booked her for theft.
  • He was arrested and booked at the station.

Comment l'utiliser : book someone for something (The police booked him for dangerous driving.)

Expressions courantes : book a suspect, book someone for theft, police book someone

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