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slipcase
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slip·case  (slpks)
n.
A protective box with one open end or more, used for storing a book.
slipcased adj.
slipcase [ˈslɪpˌkeɪs]
n
(Communication Arts / Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) a protective case for a book or set of books that is open at one end so that only the spines of the books are visible
Translations
slipcase [ˈslɪpkeɪs] N → estuche m
slipcase [ˈslɪpˌkeɪs] n (of book) → custodia
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