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reading; about someone who is always reading start learning		with a nose in a book My brother always had his nose in a book.
someone who likes reading very much mol książkowy start learning		bookworm I was a real bookworm when I was a child.
to read something quickly and eagerly, or watch something with great interest chłonąć (np. książkę) start learning		devour He devoured all three books in the series.
read all the way through from the beginning to the end od deski do deski start learning		(from) cover to cover I read that book from cover to cover in one day.
during one continuous period when you are sitting in a chair za jednym razem start learning		at/in a one sitting Millie read the whole book in one sitting.
to give the book so much attention that you don’t notice or think about antyhing else start learning		lost in a book I live that feeling of getting lost in a book.
a book or paper that has the pages turned down at the corners as a result of a lot of use start learning		dog-eared I found a dog-eared old copy on my father’s bookshelf.
a book or magazine that is one whose slightly damaged and appearance shows that it has been used many times noszący ślady użytkowania start learning		well-thumbed I came across a well-thumbed copy of the novel in the library.
damaged, especially by being used a lot zniszczony start learning		battered/ tatty I have a battered old copy here that belonged to my uncle.
to attract someone's attention start learning		grab You must grab the reader's attention from the first sentence.
not reading start learning		skipping I’m afraid I skipped some of the descriptive passages.

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