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loan collection

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun loan collection has 1 sense
  1. loan collection - a number of pictures loaned by their owners for exhibition
    --1 is a kind of
    art collection

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Loan Collection

Noun

1. A collection of items, typically valuable or rare, that are lent out to individuals or institutions for a specified period of time.

Example sentence: The museum's loan collection includes several priceless paintings by renowned artists.

Noun

2. A group of borrowed books, CDs, or other media that are issued to library patrons for a certain duration.

Example sentence: I returned all the books from the loan collection to the library before they were due.

Noun

3. The aggregate amount of money lent by an individual, bank, or financial institution to borrowers, typically including both the principal and the interest.

Example sentence: The bank's loan collection has increased significantly over the past year due to higher demand for mortgages.

Adjective

1. Pertaining to or related to the practice of lending valuable items or materials for temporary use.

Example sentence: The art gallery featured a loan collection exhibition showcasing artworks from various private collectors.

Adjective

2. Commonly borrowed or made available for temporary use within a particular locality.

Example sentence: The local library expanded its loan collection of foreign language textbooks to cater to the needs of the community.

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