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folio (FOAL ee oh) A folio is a large book. You’ll probably most often hear it in the phrase “The First Folio,” which refers to the first printing of all of Shakespeare’s works. It’s a large book because the leaf (think foliage) is folded only once to produce the two folio pages. (Extra knowledge: if the leaf is folded again, you get a quarto, four pages, a smaller book. Folding it yet another time produces an even smaller book, an octavo.)
- His grateful students presented Mr. Bruner-Smith with a facsimile of Shakespeare’s First Folio as a retirement gift.
- While she admired the hard-backed quarto version of her favorite novel, the octavo paperback was both less expensive and more portable.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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对开本对开本是一本很大的书。你可能最常在短语“第一对开本”中听到它，它指的是莎士比亚所有作品的首次印刷。这是一本很大的书，因为树叶（想想树叶）只折叠一次就可以形成两页对开的书。（额外的知识：如果叶子再次折叠，你会得到一本四开本、四页、一本更小的书。再折叠一次，会得到一本更小的书，一本八开本。）
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- 他满怀感激的学生向布鲁纳·史密斯先生赠送了一本莎士比亚的《第一对开本》作为退休礼物
- 虽然她很欣赏她最喜欢的小说的硬背四开本，但八开本平装本既便宜又便携
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