He is what you might call a bookworm.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He is what you might call a bookworm.

He is, as it were so to speak, a walking encyclopedia.

He is, so to speak, a walking encyclopedia.

He's what they call a walking encyclopedia.

He is what is called a walking encyclopedia.

He'll lend you his book.

Does he have something to read?

He wants a book to read.

He gave him a book.

I know him to be a great reader.

He managed to read a book written in French.

He is an enthusiastic bibliophile.

He read a great deal.

He reads a great deal.

He reads a lot of books.

Do you remember borrowing his book?

I gave him the book.

This book won him a reputation.

He is well‐read.

That book was read by him.

He is absorbed in reading―poring over a book.

What a lot of books he has!

He has written a lot of books.

He is writing a lot of books.

He has been a bookman since he was a child.

He was growing weary of reading.

He might not have that book.

He is a master of English literature.

He stuck the book in his bag.

He often buys books, but just leaves them unread.