What is another word for three-quarter binding?
Pronunciation: [θɹˈiːkwˈɔːtə bˈa͡ɪndɪŋ] (IPA) 
Three-quarter binding, also known as three-quarter leather binding, is a type of bookbinding where the spine and the corners of the cover are covered with leather, while the rest of the cover is covered with a different material, such as cloth. This style of binding gives books a classic, sophisticated look. However, there are other terms used to refer to this type of binding. Some of the synonyms include half-bound, quarter-bound, half-leather, and leather-backed. These terms still refer to the same style of binding, but they may be more commonly used in certain regions or by specific bookbinding professionals.
