bookish

Don't be so bookish and unrealistic.(不要书生气十足。)

The bookish historian now accepts it, reluctantly and ungraciously enough.(钻书本的历史学者现在相当勉强和冷淡地承认了它。)

Bookish parents read more to their children, use a larger vocabulary when they talk to them and prod them to do their homework.(喜欢读书的父母会阅读更多的书给他们的孩子听，跟孩子交流的时候会使用更丰富的词汇，并且会督促自己的孩子完成作业。)

Unlike Obama, Bush never had a reputation for being bookish.(与奥巴马不同，布什从来没有爱书的名声。)

This vision of intelligence asserts formal education and bookish excellence as the true measures of self-fulfillment.(这种关于智慧的观点认为，正规教育和书本知识才是自我实现的真正渠道。)

We read our physics without any reference to physical objects and so our knowledge of the subject was correspondingly bookish.(我们上物理学时，没有结合任何有形物体来学，所以，我们对于这门功课的认识，还相应地停留在书本上。)

As a boy Mr Mugabe was shy, sensitive and bookish, apparently without friends.(儿时的穆加贝害羞、敏感，而且一副书呆子气，因此交不到朋友也就不足为怪了。)

What's surprising to us, though, is the fact that some of the most populated-and most traditionally bookish-cities didn't make the cut.(但是真正使我们感到惊奇的是人口最密集，传统上最爱读书的城市并没有上榜。)

Arie that the fragile, bookish Andy will cry when the foot a result, Andy's silence so that he lost a four-pack of cigarettes?(阿瑞认为弱不禁风、书生气时足的安迪一定会哭，结果安迪的沉默使他输掉了四包烟。)

She was always a bookish child.(她一直是个爱读书的孩子。)