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e-book  (bk)
n.
1. A small, portable device onto which the contents of a book in electronic format can be downloaded and read.
2. A book whose contents are in an electronic format.
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Spanish e-book [ˈiːbuk] n → libro electrónico
French e-book [ˈiːbuk] n → livre m électronique
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