书店的死亡

书店的死亡
“书店的死亡”是一个隐喻象征存在递减的引用实体书店和网上书店的日益普及。多词项是一个成语,就是以一个正式的方式使用指示的一个古老的概念。
“启动”这个词的过去形式推出多重内涵的英语最常见的其中一个手段摄取或举行落成典礼。它也一直是古代用来引用一个摩托艇,语法是一个简单的动词,表示一些行动(戈达德1998)。
“有声书”是一个多词项和一个名词,表示一个当代的概念帮助视障读书。它是一个正式使用术语来表示的唱片,而不需要读的书。
“出版商”是一个简单的单词的复数形式出版商这是一个正式的标题给人的商业出版和印刷。引用的话是过时的和是一个字面上使用词的语言(Hurford Heasley&史密斯,2007)。
“电子书阅读器制造商”是一个多词名词,表示人或业务产生一个电子阅读和便携式设备。这个短语的参考数字制造商和应用在正式和字面意义。
The death of the bookshop
“The death of the bookshop” is a metaphorical reference to symbolize the diminishing existence of physical book stores and the increasing prevalence of online book stores. The multi-word item is an idiom that is literally used in a formal manner to indicate the loss of an age-old concept.
“Launches” is the past form of the word launch which has multiple connotations in the English language of which the most common one means to incept or inaugurate. It has been anciently used to also refer to a motorboat as well and is grammatically a simple verb that indicates some action (Goddard 1998).
“Talking Books” is a multi-word item and a noun that indicates a contemporary concept to aid the visually impaired in reading books. It is a formally used term to indicate the phonograph record of a book without the need to read.
“Publishers” is the plural form of the simple word publisher that is a formal title given to a person who is into the business of publishing and printing. The reference to the word is much dated and is a literally used word in the language (Hurford, Heasley& Smith 2007).
“eReader manufacturer” is a multi-word noun that indicates the person or business that produces an electronic and portable device for reading. The reference of this phrase is to digital manufacturers and is applied in a formal and literal sense.