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Significats de bookcase en anglès

A piece of furniture, almost always with horizontal shelves, used to store books.

Ús de bookcase en anglès
1
He had returned to the arm-chair in the shadow of the bookcase.
Chance: A Tale in Two Parts
2
The bookcase opened in the middle, and the beautiful Stella appeared, exclaiming:
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 07 — Fiction
3
The bookcase was empty and clean swept; so also were the drawers.
The White Wolf and Other Fireside Tales
4
Elisaveta hid the books in the bookcase and was afraid of something.
The Created Legend
5
Last Saturday, at home, he repainted a bookcase, it was dull work.
The new yorker
6
He thought momentarily of the secret room he kept behind the bookcase.
The marrowbone marble company
7
The cell had one window, and in front of it a bookcase.
Cæsar or Nothing
8
He leaned up against the bookcase with his hands in his pockets.
The Divine Fire
9
She started with a bookcase but felt immediately that it was limited.
The Irish Times
10
Mr. Dobson insisted that the piano and the bookcase should change rooms.
Amusements in Mathematics
11
Troy retreated to a bookcase at the further end of the room.
My Lady's Money
12
She went quickly over to the bookcase of music by the piano.
Michael
13
Quite nonchalantly he leaned back against the bookcase that lined the wall.
The Stowmarket Mystery; Or, A Legacy of Hate
14
She was making progress until she was blocked by a large bookcase.
The last testament
15
Mister kept me company from his spot on top of a bookcase.
Proven guilty
16
A desk and bookcase stood at either end of the box couch.
The Foolish Virgin
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