library
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈlaɪbrɛri/ · UK /ˈlaɪbrəri/
library means: A place where you can read books or borrow books and other materials.
noun
BOOK LENDING PLACEA1
A place where you can read books or borrow books and other materials.
- I borrowed a book from the library.
- Our school library opens at eight.
- Please return these books to the library tomorrow.
BOOKS OR MEDIAB2
A collection of books, recordings, or other materials that someone keeps or makes available.
- Her personal library fills three rooms.
- The website offers a digital library of old newspapers.
- He added several novels to his library.
REUSABLE CODEB2
A collection of ready-made computer code that programmers can use in their programs.
- This library helps us draw charts.
- She imported a library for processing images.
- The program depends on several free libraries.
LENDING GOODSB2
An organization that lets people borrow things such as tools, toys, or equipment.
- We borrowed a drill from the tool library.
- The toy library lends games to local families.
- Members must return equipment to the library each week.
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