library
/ˈlaɪˌbrɛri/
noun
- A building or room that contains a collection of books, magazines, and other materials for people to read or borrow.
- The town built a new library with a children's reading area.
- She spent the afternoon studying in the quiet library.
- I go to the library every Saturday to borrow new books.
- A collection of books, media, or digital resources owned by a person or organization.
- She built a personal library of cookbooks from around the world.
- My grandfather has a large library of history books at home.
- The school's digital library includes e-books and audiobooks.
- A collection of software routines or data files that can be used by computer programs.
- The programmer used a graphics library to create the game's images.
- This code library contains functions for handling dates and times.
- You can download a library of sound effects for your video project.