collection
Meaning in simple English
US /kəˈlɛkʃən/ · UK /kəˈlekʃən/
collection means: A group of things kept or brought together, often because they are interesting or valuable.
noun
GROUP OF THINGSA2
A group of things kept or brought together, often because they are interesting or valuable.
- She has a large stamp collection.
- The museum displayed its collection of paintings.
- His collections include old maps and rare books.
GATHERINGB1
The act of gathering things or picking them up from a place.
- Waste collection is on Tuesday.
- Your order is ready for collection.
- The team improved its methods of data collection.
MONEY DONATIONSB1
An occasion when people give money together for a particular purpose, or the money they give.
- We took a collection for charity.
- The church collection raised enough money for repairs.
- Would you like to contribute to the collection?
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