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View usage for: (kəlekʃən) Word forms: plural collections1. countable nounA collection of things is a group of similar things that you have deliberately acquired, usually over a period of time. Robert's collection of prints and paintings has been bought over the years. The Art Gallery of Ontario has the world's largest collection of sculptures by HenryMoore. [+ of] He made the mistake of leaving his valuable record collection with a former girlfriend. Synonyms: accumulation, set, store, mass More Synonyms of collection 2. countable nounA collection of stories, poems, or articles is a number of them published in one book. He published a collection of short stories called 'Facing The Music'. The institute has assembled a collection of essays from foreign affairs experts. [+ of] Synonyms: compilation, accumulation, anthology More Synonyms of collection 3. countable nounA collection of things is a group of things. Wye Lea is a collection of farm buildings that have been converted into an attractivecomplex. [+ of] 4. countable nounA fashion designer's new collection consists of the new clothes they have designed for the next season. 5. uncountable nounCollection is the act of collecting something from a place or from people. Money can be sent to any one of 22,000 agents worldwide for collection. ...computer systems to speed up collection of information. [+ of] ...public services including mail delivery and garbage collection. Synonyms: gathering, acquisition, accumulation More Synonyms of collection 6. countable nounIf you organize a collection for charity, you collect money from people to give to charity. I asked my headmaster if he could arrange a collection for a refugee charity. [+ for] Synonyms: contribution, donation, alms More Synonyms of collection 7. countable nounA collection is money that is given by people in church during some Christian services. More Synonyms of collection collection in British English (kəˈlɛkʃən) noun1. the act or process of collecting 2. a number of things collected or assembled together 3. a selection of clothes, esp as presented by a particular designer for a specified season 4. something gathered into a mass or pile; accumulation a collection of rubbish 5. a sum of money collected or solicited, as in church 6. removal, esp regular removal of letters from a postbox 7. (often plural) (at Oxford University) a college examination or an oral report by a tutor collection in American English (kəˈlɛkʃən) noun1. the act or process of collecting 2. things collected, specif., as in a hobby a collection of stamps 3. a mass or pile; accumulation 4. money collected, as during a church service Word origin ME collecioun < L collectioCOBUILD Collocationscollection complete collection impressive collection permanent collection Examples of 'collection' in a sentencecollection Try its gorgeous new winter lippy collection.We learn from each other how we can improve the collection of one tax.The public collection didn't stay together for long.You need to take into account noise from deliveries, rubbish collections and so on.The cruise line has also announced a new collection of onboard experiences for its 2017 cruises.The strapless pink chiffon gown the princess chose for a royal tour of Japan is one of the styles revisited in this new collection.Just arrange collection of your equipment so it can be at your destination BEFORE you arrive anywhere in the world.They're on a limited run now but will return with the new collection in January.She also had a large collection of trainers.The high street has got rather good at delivering special collections and designer collaborations.The process of egg collection means taking powerful hormonal treatment to get eggs ready to be harvested.They are all over the collections for next season.We decide to add letter one to our collection.Users can book collection and delivery via the website and track progress.Many guests wore silver elephant pins and there was a collection for the charity.My next book is a collection of short stories.People worry that their hospital or rubbish collection service will somehow be compromised.So how did he fare in his first collection on new turf?Naturally she has tried on all the clothes in the collection herself.The majority have been drawn from public collections across the country.Manufacturers then arrange for its collection and subsequent treatment and recycling.Bring your designer collection to hang in the palatial dressing rooms.Set national standards for the collection and processing of household waste.The collection closes with one of its most haunting lyrics.The basic facts are easily established from the existing delivery and collection records.In front of me is a collection of books that is supposed to change my life.The downside of producing one of the highlight collections of last season is the pressure to do it again.Others survive in smaller collections worldwide.This is a small, coherent and richly rewarding exhibition drawn from distinguished collections worldwide.Don't be put off if your church does not have a large or prestigious collection of monuments.A selection of objects chosen by the public from the gallery's decorative art collection.An Arts and Crafts collection app can be downloaded or accessed at the museum.They have carried out bogus charity collections, robberies, attempted abductions and vandalism. In other languagescollection British English: collection / kəˈlɛkʃən/ NOUN A collection of things is a group of similar things that you have deliberately acquired, usually over a period of time. His collection of prints and paintings has been bought over the years. - American English: collection
- Arabic: مَجْمُوعَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: coleção
- Chinese: 收藏
- Croatian: zbirka
- Czech: sbírka
- Danish: samling
- Dutch: verzameling
- European Spanish: colección
- Finnish: kokoelma
- French: collection
- German: Sammlung
- Greek: συλλογή
- Italian: collezione
- Japanese: コレクション
- Korean: 수집
- Norwegian: samling
- Polish: zbiór
- European Portuguese: coleção
- Romanian: colecție
- Russian: коллекция
- Latin American Spanish: recogida
- Swedish: insamling
- Thai: สิ่งที่สะสมไว้
- Turkish: koleksiyon
- Ukrainian: колекція
- Vietnamese: bộ sưu tập
All related terms of 'collection'Chinese translation of 'collection' n - (c) [of art, stamps]
收藏品 (shōucángpǐn) (件, jiàn) - (c) [of poems, stories etc]
文集 (wénjí) (本, běn) - (u) (= picking up)
- [of goods, mail]
收取 (shōuqǔ) - [of data]
收集 (shōují)
- (c) (for charity, gift)
募捐 (mùjuān) (次, cì)
Definition things collected or accumulated He has gathered a large collection of prints and paintings over the years. Definition things collected or accumulated Two years ago he published a collection of short stories. Definition a group of people A collection of people of all ages assembled to pay their respects. Definition the act or process of collecting computer systems designed to speed up the collection of information Definition a sum of money collected, as in church I asked if we could arrange a collection for the refugees. Definition a sum of money collected, as in church I put a five-pound note in the church collection. Additional synonymsDefinition an amount or total formed from separate units society viewed as an aggregate of individuals Synonyms total, body, whole, amount, collection, cluster, mass, sum, combination, pile, mixture, bulk, lump, heap, accumulation, assemblage, agglomerationDefinition a collection of poems or other literary pieces by various authors an anthology of poetry Synonyms collection, choice, selection, treasury, digest, compilation, garland, compendium, miscellany, analects Definition a collection or group of things a chaotic assemblage of drifters and ruffians Synonyms group, company, meeting, body, crowd, collection, mass, gathering, rally, assembly, flock, congregation, accumulation, multitude, throng, hui (New Zealand), conclave, aggregation, convocation (formal), runanga (New Zealand) |