make book meaning

• [American slang]
  v. phr. To serve as a bookmaker taking bets on the horse races. The police were out to prosecute anybody who made book illegally.
  

• Printing aided enormously in making books generally available.
• Our aim is to make books available to all
• Customize the buttons in the document viewer to make books online navigation easier
• On which book tour would you make book ? ( BOX)
• Make books a part of every child's holiday memories.
• BOOK-TALK ( Undated ) _ The Making Books column.
• Vegas makes book on the Academy Awards for publicity and fun only.
• So go ahead and guess, but don't make book.
• That's why publishing is like making book on the races.
• You know how they make books and movies for TV?

• "make book" meaning in Chinese: 登记赌注
• "make book" meaning in Japanese: 賭けを引き受ける