American English
/ˈlaɪbˌɹɛɹ.i/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
A place where people can read, borrow, or use books and other information.
Practice out loudA place where people can read, borrow, or use books and other information.
I go to the library every Saturday.
She borrowed two books from the library.
Library means biblioteca, not a store that sells books.
public library · local library · library card · school library
go to the library
borrow a book from the library
A group of books, recordings, or digital materials owned by a person or organization.
He has a large library at home.
The website has a library of free videos.
personal library · digital library
have a large library
a library of films
A set of computer code that a program can use for a particular purpose.
This app uses a library for reading PDF files.
The developer installed a new software library.
software library · standard library
use a library in a program
install a library for Python
A library that is open to everyone in a town or area.
The public library is closed on Sundays.
A card that lets you borrow books from a library.
You need a library card to borrow these books.
A book borrowed from a library.
Please return the library book tomorrow.
The plural is libraries, not librarys.