n.书商（尤指珍本书商）

The bibliopole was known for his extensive collection of rare books, which attracted scholars from around the world.
这位书籍收藏家以其珍稀书籍的广泛收藏而闻名，吸引了来自世界各地的学者。
In the dimly lit bookstore, the bibliopole shared anecdotes about the provenance of each precious volume.
在昏暗的书店里，这位书籍贩子分享了每本珍贵书籍来源的趣闻轶事。
The bibliopole's keen eye for valuable editions made him a trusted advisor to many libraries seeking to enrich their collections.
该书籍商对珍贵版本的敏锐洞察力使他成为许多寻求丰富馆藏图书馆的信赖顾问。
At the annual book fair, the bibliopole's stall was always the most crowded, with enthusiasts vying to catch a glimpse of his latest acquisitions.
在年度书展上，这位书籍商的摊位总是最拥挤的，爱好者们争先恐后地想一睹他的最新收藏。
The bibliopole carefully curated his inventory, ensuring that each title held historical or literary significance.
这位书籍收藏家精心挑选库存，确保每一本书都有其历史或文学上的重要性。
His decision to specialize in medieval manuscripts transformed the bibliopole into a go-to expert for historians and collectors alike.
他决定专门收藏中世纪手稿，这使他成为了历史学家和收藏家共同追捧的专家。
Despite the rise of digital books, the bibliopole's passion for tangible, leather-bound volumes never wavered.
尽管电子书兴起，但这位书籍商对实体皮面装订书籍的热情从未动摇。
The bibliopole's rare finds often ended up in the hands of prominent collectors, further solidifying his reputation in the world of antiquarian books.
书籍商的罕见发现常常落入知名收藏家之手，进一步巩固了他在古籍书界的地位。
With each sale, the bibliopole shared the story behind the book, making the transaction more than just an exchange of goods.
每次出售书籍时，他都会分享书籍背后的故事，使得交易不仅仅是一场商品交换。
The bibliopole's store, nestled in the heart of the old city, was a sanctuary for bibliophiles seeking unique and forgotten tomes.
这位书籍商的店铺位于古城中心，是寻找独特且被遗忘书籍的爱书人的避风港。