library

/ˈlaɪbɹi/noun

A place that keeps collections of books and other media for people to use or borrow, and that offers related services to its visitors.

Pronounce both r's: LY-brer-ee. In programming, a library is a collection of reusable code, one of the word's busiest modern senses.

Related words

notebookA book with blank or lined pages for writing down notes and reminders.degreeA qualification awarded by a university or college to show that a course of study has been completed.lectureA talk given to an audience, usually to teach them about a subject.universityA place of higher learning where people study, do research, and can earn bachelor's, graduate, and often professional degrees.semesterOne of the two halves into which a school or academic year is divided.subjectWhat a piece of writing, a work of art, a conversation, or a field of study is about.