definition of e-book from Oxford Dictionaries Online

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	Email Cite Text size: A A Print options:Example sentencesSynonymsCategories e-book(e-book) Syllabification: On Off Pronunciation:/ˈēˌbo͝ok, ˈi bʊk/ noun an electronic version of a printed book that can be read on a computer or handheld device designed specifically for this purpose. a dedicated device for reading electronic versions of printed books. carried out or accessed by means of computer or other electronic device View entry particular release of piece of computer software View entry produce paper copy of computer information View entry electronic device for storing and processing data according to instructions given to it in variable program View entry designed to be held in hand View entry thing made or adapted for particular purpose View entry decide upon look and functioning of object, typically by making detailed drawing of it View entry clearly defined or identified View entry particular requirement or consideration, typically one View entry (of thing) exclusively allocated to or intended for particular service or purpose View entry electronic version of printed book which can be read on computer View entry Meaning group »collection »data Subject Technology »Computing Click any link to see words in that category Meaning entity »object »artifact »device »electrical device »electronic device Subject Technology »Computing Click any link to see words in that category		More words in this category binary code binary tree clone content provider cut and paste decompile exabyte icon immersive Internet appliance ISV navigate open-source package parallel processing reflow SNOBOL storage device top-down vanilla