reader — A person who reads books, newspapers, or other written material
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A person who reads books, newspapers, or other written material
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈriːdər/
Korean meaning: 책, 신문, 또는 다른 글을 읽는 사람
Korean pronunciation: 리-더 (강세: 리)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother is such a fast reader that she could probably read a menu faster than I can order food.
- The teacher asked every reader in class to share their favorite book.
- He became a better reader after practicing with simple English readers every day.
reader
NOUN//ˈriːdər//
A person who reads books, newspapers, or other written material
a person sits comfortably in a plush armchair holding an open book with both hands. Their eyes move across the pages as they turn from one page to the next. The afternoon sunlight streams through the window, creating perfect reading light. A small side table holds a steaming cup of tea and a stack of additional books waiting to be read. A curious cat sits nearby on the windowsill, watching the person flip through the pages. a person who reads books and other written material
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A thoughtful reader becomes a gentle feeder
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Origin
고대 영어 'rædan'(조언하다, 해석하다)에서 유래하여 '읽는 사람'이라는 의미로 발전했습니다. 마치 글자들이 우리에게 조언을 해주는 것처럼 말이죠!
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“My grandmother is such a fast reader that she could probably read a menu faster than I can order food.”
“The teacher asked every reader in class to share their favorite book.”
“He became a better reader after practicing with simple English readers every day.”
“The library's most dedicated reader has checked out over 500 books this year - I think they're trying to read the entire library!”
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