noun “library”
singular library, plural libraries
- a place with a large collection of books, media, and where you can read, study, or borrow items
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Every Saturday, Sarah visits the library to borrow new books and study in a quiet place.
- a collection of books, newspapers, movies, and music that can be found in a physical library or online
The university's online library offers thousands of e-books and academic journals.
- a special room where most of the books are stored and can be accessed
In our house, we have a small library where we keep all our favorite books.
- someone's own collection of books, music, and other media
She proudly showed me her library of classic novels and vinyl records.
- a set of books or recordings that look similar and are made by the same company
The publisher released a new library of mystery novels, all with matching covers.
- a set of pre-written code that computer programs can use to perform specific tasks
The graphics library helps developers add visual effects to their games.
- a collection of DNA samples that are from one organism or related to one disease
The scientists created a library of DNA samples to study the genetic mutations.