Переводы „library“ в словаре англо » словенский

li·brary [ˈlaɪbrəri] СУЩ.

library

knjižnica ж.

public library

javna knjižnica

ˈlend·ing li·brary СУЩ.

lending library

izposojna knjižnica ж.

li·brary book СУЩ.

library book

[v knjižnici] izposojena knjiga ж.

li·brary tick·et СУЩ.

library ticket

knjižnična izkaznica ж.

ˈpic·ture li·brary СУЩ.

picture library

slikovni arhiv м.

pub·lic ˈli·brary СУЩ.

public library

[javna] knjižnica ж.

ˈrec·ord li·brary СУЩ.

record library

izposoja ж. plošč

record library

fonoteka ж.

record library (collection)

zbirka ж. plošč

ˈref·er·ence li·brary СУЩ.

reference library

priročna knjižnica ж.

Примеры со словом library

rental library америк.

knjižnica, ki zaračuna izposojo vsake knjige

public library

javna knjižnica

this library is not open to the general public

ta knjižnica ni javno dostopna

the books in that section of the library are for reference only

knjige v tistem delu knjižnice so samo za čitalnico

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

английский

The macro library would need to be written for each target machine but not the overall assembly language program.

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Today there are 12 neighborhood libraries, each of which serves a population of about 50,000.

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This new library was just under 6000 sqft in size and was built at a cost of $100,000.

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The department called memory libraries and can also be regarded as a museum.

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When drawing a card, it is always the top card of the library.

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At the time the library held a collection of 143,000 volumes.

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In 1906, she founded a summer school for the staff of small libraries to share knowledge and skills.

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It has a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, including library science, business and many other specialties.

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It was in the building of this newspaper where the city's library first operated.

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These books formed a most interesting section of his library.

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