schoolbook
part of speech
noun (a schoolbook, schoolbooks)
meaning for a pupil
A book used for lessons at school, such as a textbook or exercise book. tree →
sense in the lessons
In everyday life and older stories: children carry their schoolbooks in a satchel. In stories from long ago, schoolbooks were few and precious. Alice tries to remember what she learned from her lessons and schoolbooks, but it all comes out wrong.
examples
- She packed her schoolbooks into her bag. tree →
- His schoolbooks were full of doodles. tree →
- Grandad still has his old schoolbooks from 1960. tree →
- Don't forget your schoolbooks on Monday. tree →
- In the past, children shared schoolbooks. tree →
- The facts in old schoolbooks are sometimes out of date. tree →
note
One word: schoolbook (also «school book»). Plural: schoolbooks. Similar: textbook (for learning a subject), exercise book (for writing in).
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «schoolbook» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.