Definition of circulating library in English:

circulating library

noun

historical

A small library with books lent for a small fee to subscribers.
Example sentencesExamples
- The reading public had been massively organized and empowered by the new phenomenon of the circulating library.
- One major change since 1935 has been the disappearance of the so-called circulating library.
- Millard relied on the local circulating library for learning.
- They also ran a circulating library which advertised ‘an immense quantity of volumes’.
- He opened the first circulating library in Edinburgh in 1726.

Definition of circulating library in US English:

circulating library

nounˈsərkyəlādiNG ˈlīˌbrərē

historical

A small library with books lent for a small fee to subscribers.
Example sentencesExamples
- He opened the first circulating library in Edinburgh in 1726.
- One major change since 1935 has been the disappearance of the so-called circulating library.
- The reading public had been massively organized and empowered by the new phenomenon of the circulating library.
- Millard relied on the local circulating library for learning.
- They also ran a circulating library which advertised ‘an immense quantity of volumes’.

单词	circulating library
释义	Definition of circulating library in English: circulating library noun historical A small library with books lent for a small fee to subscribers. Example sentencesExamples The reading public had been massively organized and empowered by the new phenomenon of the circulating library. One major change since 1935 has been the disappearance of the so-called circulating library. Millard relied on the local circulating library for learning. They also ran a circulating library which advertised ‘an immense quantity of volumes’. He opened the first circulating library in Edinburgh in 1726. Definition of circulating library in US English: circulating library nounˈsərkyəlādiNG ˈlīˌbrərē historical A small library with books lent for a small fee to subscribers. Example sentencesExamples He opened the first circulating library in Edinburgh in 1726. One major change since 1935 has been the disappearance of the so-called circulating library. The reading public had been massively organized and empowered by the new phenomenon of the circulating library. Millard relied on the local circulating library for learning. They also ran a circulating library which advertised ‘an immense quantity of volumes’.
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