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read a book to go through the text of a book

A1 CEFR level at which this word is typically taught. A1 is the most basic; C2 is near-native mastery. Verb + noun verb_noun

Built on book

She reads a book every month without fail.

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Meanings

to go through the text of a book

Words Used

book A1
/bʊk/ A set of printed pages held together inside a cover, that you read.
read A1
/ɹid/ To look at written or printed words and understand their meaning.

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More collocations with book (14)

write a book to compose and complete a full-length written work children's book a book written for and aimed at young readers comic book a magazine-format publication with illustrated sequential stories book a hotel reserve accommodation at a hotel in advance book a place reserve a spot or position in advance book a restaurant to make a reservation at a restaurant book a room to reserve a room in a hotel or other accommodation book a seat reserve a seat in advance

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More collocations with read (8)

read a message look at and take in the content of a written message read a sign look at and understand the message on a sign easy read a text that is simple and effortless to understand or get through good read a book or text that is genuinely enjoyable and engaging quick read a text that can be finished in a short amount of time have a read to spend some time reading something (informal) read a paper to read a newspaper or an academic article compelling read a text so engaging that you feel driven to keep reading

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