Definition of «library»

A library is a collection of books, periodicals, and other materials that are available for people to borrow or read. It is a place where you can go to find information, do research, study, or just enjoy reading. Libraries often have a wide range of resources, including books on various subjects, newspapers, magazines, audiobooks, music CDs, and even DVDs. They may also offer programs, events, and services such as storytime for children, computer classes, and access to online databases. The primary purpose of a library is to provide knowledge, education, and entertainment to the community it serves.

Usage examples

Visit the library to borrow books for your research paper.
Browse through a wide range of genres at the local library.
Use the library's online catalog to search for a specific book.
Attend a reading event or workshop hosted by the library.
Find quiet study spaces and resources at the university library.
Take advantage of the library's computer services for printing and scanning documents.
Access eBooks and audiobooks through your library's digital collection.
Utilize the library's interlibrary loan service to borrow books not available locally.
Volunteer at the library to help with shelving books or organizing community programs.
Attend children's storytime sessions with your kids at the public library.

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It often eliminates the cumbersome need of searching libraries of thousands, or millions of chemicals and tailoring them to a particular protein. (probiostructures.com)
This national event has grown from smaller local and regional events, and includes a number of ideas for libraries of any size to host an event. (goodereader.com)
A few events over the past few weeks illustrate the downward arc that I have suggested is in store for public libraries in the e-book age. (copyrightandtechnology.com)
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Definition of «library»

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