bookish in Japanese
bookish in Japanese is 文語の — bookish means keen on reading and studying, often said of someone who seems a bit awkward socially as a result.
bookish in Japanese
文語の
Characterized by a method of expression generally found in books.
What does "bookish" mean?
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adj Keen on reading and studying, often said of someone who seems a bit awkward socially as a result.
"A Google search reveals Gendrot has no great internet or social media footprint, but in any case, he says, the police recruiters did not delve into his background. He did change his round spectacles to look less “bookish”."
- adj Written or spoken in a style typical of books rather than everyday speech.
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- A Google search reveals Gendrot has no great internet or social media footprint, but in any case, he says, the police recruiters did not delve into his background. He did change his round spectacles to look less “bookish”.
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What is "bookish" in Japanese?
"bookish" in Japanese is 文語の. bookish means: Keen on reading and studying, often said of someone who seems a bit awkward socially as a result.
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