Definition of lending library in English:

lending library

noun

A public library from which books may be borrowed and taken away for a short time.
Example sentencesExamples
- Jack Spade opened a lending library in his store.
- They created lending libraries, bands, choirs, self-education study groups, and drama groups.
- Canon Draper said the lending library would be closed to make savings, but the conservation studio and archives would remain open.
- They could, however, afford to pay a fee to a lending library.
- Inside, it boasted a lending library as well as a newspaper room.
- The ground floor is the lending library with a self-service cafe, and separate reading areas for children and teenagers.
- The children's library has returned to the corner of the lending library from which it was removed as out-of-date in the 1960s.
- The public lending library is located in the principal basement, with all deliveries one level beneath, while major book storage is off-site.
- The horizontal block consists of a large double-height space housing the main lending library.
- At that time the library consisted of four main departments - lending library, reading room, patents library and small students room.
- In addition to being a lending library it is today a repository for hundreds of historical photographs.
- We can only hope this includes restocking the lending library with lots of new books.
- The Reference library is, as the name suggests, not a lending library but made up of archives, periodicals and other research materials.
- An adjoining glassed-in conference room serves as a second facility, doubling as both a classroom and a lending library.
- Why don't we create a foundation to be a lending library for museums?
- Music books are now with other non-fiction subjects in the lending library, and music reference books are now in the Reference Library.
- Founded by Henry King Lewis in 1844, it was also a lending library.
- Despite being a little costlier than using the conventional libraries, the lending libraries are prospering.
- In 1860 a lending library was begun and in 1966 the biggest book club operation in Britain began.
- By joining your local lending library, you can borrow several books at a time without charge, unless you return them late and get fined.

Definition of lending library in US English:

lending library

nounˈlɛndɪŋ ˌlaɪbrəriˈlendiNG ˌlībrərē

A public library from which books may be borrowed and taken away for a short time.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to being a lending library it is today a repository for hundreds of historical photographs.
- The public lending library is located in the principal basement, with all deliveries one level beneath, while major book storage is off-site.
- They created lending libraries, bands, choirs, self-education study groups, and drama groups.
- Why don't we create a foundation to be a lending library for museums?
- We can only hope this includes restocking the lending library with lots of new books.
- At that time the library consisted of four main departments - lending library, reading room, patents library and small students room.
- In 1860 a lending library was begun and in 1966 the biggest book club operation in Britain began.
- Jack Spade opened a lending library in his store.
- Music books are now with other non-fiction subjects in the lending library, and music reference books are now in the Reference Library.
- Inside, it boasted a lending library as well as a newspaper room.
- Founded by Henry King Lewis in 1844, it was also a lending library.
- Canon Draper said the lending library would be closed to make savings, but the conservation studio and archives would remain open.
- Despite being a little costlier than using the conventional libraries, the lending libraries are prospering.
- The children's library has returned to the corner of the lending library from which it was removed as out-of-date in the 1960s.
- An adjoining glassed-in conference room serves as a second facility, doubling as both a classroom and a lending library.
- The horizontal block consists of a large double-height space housing the main lending library.
- The Reference library is, as the name suggests, not a lending library but made up of archives, periodicals and other research materials.
- The ground floor is the lending library with a self-service cafe, and separate reading areas for children and teenagers.
- By joining your local lending library, you can borrow several books at a time without charge, unless you return them late and get fined.
- They could, however, afford to pay a fee to a lending library.

单词	lending library
释义	Definition of lending library in English: lending library noun A public library from which books may be borrowed and taken away for a short time. Example sentencesExamples Jack Spade opened a lending library in his store. They created lending libraries, bands, choirs, self-education study groups, and drama groups. Canon Draper said the lending library would be closed to make savings, but the conservation studio and archives would remain open. They could, however, afford to pay a fee to a lending library. Inside, it boasted a lending library as well as a newspaper room. The ground floor is the lending library with a self-service cafe, and separate reading areas for children and teenagers. The children's library has returned to the corner of the lending library from which it was removed as out-of-date in the 1960s. The public lending library is located in the principal basement, with all deliveries one level beneath, while major book storage is off-site. The horizontal block consists of a large double-height space housing the main lending library. At that time the library consisted of four main departments - lending library, reading room, patents library and small students room. In addition to being a lending library it is today a repository for hundreds of historical photographs. We can only hope this includes restocking the lending library with lots of new books. The Reference library is, as the name suggests, not a lending library but made up of archives, periodicals and other research materials. An adjoining glassed-in conference room serves as a second facility, doubling as both a classroom and a lending library. Why don't we create a foundation to be a lending library for museums? Music books are now with other non-fiction subjects in the lending library, and music reference books are now in the Reference Library. Founded by Henry King Lewis in 1844, it was also a lending library. Despite being a little costlier than using the conventional libraries, the lending libraries are prospering. In 1860 a lending library was begun and in 1966 the biggest book club operation in Britain began. By joining your local lending library, you can borrow several books at a time without charge, unless you return them late and get fined. Definition of lending library in US English: lending library nounˈlɛndɪŋ ˌlaɪbrəriˈlendiNG ˌlībrərē A public library from which books may be borrowed and taken away for a short time. Example sentencesExamples In addition to being a lending library it is today a repository for hundreds of historical photographs. The public lending library is located in the principal basement, with all deliveries one level beneath, while major book storage is off-site. They created lending libraries, bands, choirs, self-education study groups, and drama groups. Why don't we create a foundation to be a lending library for museums? We can only hope this includes restocking the lending library with lots of new books. At that time the library consisted of four main departments - lending library, reading room, patents library and small students room. In 1860 a lending library was begun and in 1966 the biggest book club operation in Britain began. Jack Spade opened a lending library in his store. Music books are now with other non-fiction subjects in the lending library, and music reference books are now in the Reference Library. Inside, it boasted a lending library as well as a newspaper room. Founded by Henry King Lewis in 1844, it was also a lending library. Canon Draper said the lending library would be closed to make savings, but the conservation studio and archives would remain open. Despite being a little costlier than using the conventional libraries, the lending libraries are prospering. The children's library has returned to the corner of the lending library from which it was removed as out-of-date in the 1960s. An adjoining glassed-in conference room serves as a second facility, doubling as both a classroom and a lending library. The horizontal block consists of a large double-height space housing the main lending library. The Reference library is, as the name suggests, not a lending library but made up of archives, periodicals and other research materials. The ground floor is the lending library with a self-service cafe, and separate reading areas for children and teenagers. By joining your local lending library, you can borrow several books at a time without charge, unless you return them late and get fined. They could, however, afford to pay a fee to a lending library.
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