藏书人

The bibliolater reverently handled the ancient tome, as if it held the secrets of the universe.
这位书籍崇拜者虔诚地翻动着那本古籍，仿佛它藏有宇宙的秘密。
He was often found in the library, lost among the stacks, his bibliolatry knew no bounds.
人们常发现他在图书馆中迷失于书架间，他对书籍的崇拜无边无际。
Her bibliolatrous habits led her to collect first editions of all her favorite authors.
她对书籍的崇拜习惯使她收集了所有喜爱作家的初版书籍。
The bibliolater's room was a sanctuary filled with leather-bound volumes, each treated with utmost respect.
书籍崇拜者的房间是充满皮革装订书籍的圣地，每本书都受到极高的尊敬。
To him, every word on the page was sacred, a true bibliolater in every sense.
对他而言，书页上的每个字都是神圣的，他是真正的书籍崇拜者。
His bibliolatry sometimes got him into trouble, as he would spend entire paychecks on rare books.
他对书籍的崇拜有时会给他带来麻烦，因为他会把全部薪水用来购买稀有书籍。
The old professor's bibliolatry was evident in the loving care he gave to his extensive personal library.
老教授对个人庞大图书馆的爱护，显而易见地体现了他的书籍崇拜。
In her eyes, books were not mere objects, but portals to knowledge – a sentiment that bordered on bibliolatry.
在她看来，书籍不仅仅是物品，而是知识的大门——这种情感近乎书籍崇拜。
The bibliolater refused to lend out any of their precious tomes, fearing even the slightest damage.
这位书籍崇拜者拒绝借出任何珍贵书籍，生怕它们受到一丝伤害。
The antique shop was a treasure trove for bibliolaters, with its dusty shelves lined with forgotten classics.
古董店对书籍崇拜者来说是个宝库，布满灰尘的书架上排列着被遗忘的经典之作。