library

library
n.

1) to accumulate, build up a library

2) to computerize a library

3) a children's; circulating, lending; law; mobile; municipal; music; public; reference; rental; research; school; university library

4) at, in (she works at/in the library)

* * *
['laɪbr(ə)rɪ]
build up a library
circulating
lending
municipal: music
public: reference
rental: research
university library
in (she works at/in the library)
a children's
at
to accumulate
to computerize a library

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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