Bookshelf pinyin

The pinyin of the bookshelf is: shjià.

The Illustrated Encyclopedia of American Heritage defines a bookshelf as a piece of furniture with a partition inside for storing books. Bookshelves can be traced back to the 7th century A.D. Codex Amiatinus, and pictures of the bookshelf prototype have appeared. Although printing had been applied at that time, books were still regarded as treasures and generally kept in cabinets.

It was not until the17th century that the bookshelf of structural design appeared. The 65,438+02 oak bookshelves owned by diary writer samuel pepys are considered as the earliest bookshelves in Britain. The first few were completed at 65,438+0666. At present, all these 12 bookshelves are stored in the Pips Library of Magdalene College, Cambridge University, UK. In Italy, a bookcase embedded in the wall also appeared in the17th century. At the same time, the French have installed glass on the upper part of the bookshelf to replace the traditional wooden materials.

Related examples:

1. I put the English-Chinese dictionary above the bookshelf.

2. Mounted characters and ink paintings are hung on the wall, and bookshelves and desks are slightly antique red solid wood.

3. Architects use low cabinets and bookshelves to divide the indoor space and turn the glass house into a separate studio.

I swallowed a mouthful of water with the book, as if I had swallowed all my wisdom, and then reluctantly put the book back on the shelf.

We number the books with similar categories in turn and put them on the bookshelf.

6. It turns out that the story is long over, but we forgot to close the book and put it back on the bookshelf.

7. He put the book back on the shelf carefully.

8. The bookshelf displays every book beautifully, just like the display effect of real books.

9. When cleaning, remove these bookshelves and rearrange them.

10, Meng Yan's Book Mountain blurs the difference between bookshelves and antique shelves, and increases the contemporary function of CD collection.