bookcases

英 [ˈbʊkkeɪsɪz]

美 [ˈbʊkˌkeɪsɪz]

n. 书架; 书柜
bookcase的复数

柯林斯词典

An imitation book; used to fill bookcases of people who wish to appear scholarly.
一种仿造的书；往往被想显示学者风度的人拿来放在书架上当摆设。
There are three bookcases in our study.
在我们书房里有三个书柜。
Twin stairs lined with bookcases lead to the bedrooms and become a striking wall of built-in furniture.
与书柜内衬双楼梯导致卧室和成为内置的家具引人注目墙。
A wall this bold acts as an accessory, so use open bookcases and leaves lots of space for the wall to peep through.
墙上的这一明显的配件装饰，这样使用开放式书柜和空间的角落视线就可以直接穿过墙了。
We bought the bookcases in the new cash and carry.
我们在这个新开的现款取货商店买了这几个书橱。
I hate to dust the furniture and bookcases.
我非常讨厌擦拭家具和书架上的尘埃。
I have four bookcases full of books.
我有四个装满书的书柜。
May I have one of these bookcases?
这些书橱我买一个可以吗？
Besides the tenon craftsmanship, these bookcases have also gone through the process of "staining" in the production of traditional Chinese furniture.
除了入榫外，制作这组书架亦运用了传统中式家具的塑色工序。
She gazed at it for some time then added,'you don't need bookcases at all.
她凝视着它一段时间然后补充道：你根本不需要书架。