archive
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4.1
- noun
- /ˈɑːrkaɪv/
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archivo
- That means you'll have instantaneous access to criminal records plus an archive of CCTV footage from 2011 to the present.
- library and archives
- national archives
- university archives
If, if you'd like, you can go to a place called Bio Archive BIORXIV.
- If, if you'd like, you can go to a place called Bio Archive BIORXIV.
- And I suggested that they create an archives, which they subsequently did.
- And in that research, he came across this these documents in the archive Operation Northwards.
- It was like takes place in this archive or library.
- But we have these three papers out on the archive about it.
- So the Air Force has an an archive and and there's a lot of information.
- But all the stuff I filmed, my dad went into this archive.
- So there you own a house because there is a document in some archive that says that you own it.
- If you have it right again, it goes to the archive.
- So we went and we and Brother Guy gave me the keys to the archive.
- Thanks to Billy know about that one now free music archive.
- So she has access to the Johns Hopkins Archives medical imagery archive.
Examples
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The historical society has a vast collection of documents stored in its archive.
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So there you own a house because there is a document in some archive that says that you own it.
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I have a friend in the Catholic archives.
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The Library of Congress and Georgia Archives each maintain original copies of this map.
Academic text (2011) -
But eventually I went there and found in the archives exactly what had befallen each of them and when.
Academic text (2011) -
With Daniel Tucker, she is at work on Never the Same, an archive of interviews on transformative experiences in art.
Academic text (2011) -
Sandy Berger was conducting some research in the National Archives.
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Ptolemaios wrote down dozens of dreams, which still survive in his archive, a window into the minds of ordinary Egyptians.
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Researchers often visit the national archive to find historical documents and records.
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The library's archive contains manuscripts that date back several centuries.
Synonyms
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5.9
A safe place where people keep documents or other valuable items
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6.7
A place where things are kept safe for future use
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4.5
A place where old documents and records are kept for studying history
A library that receives and keeps government documents for people to use
How Large
- Formal
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6.0
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4.1
Surface Forms
Etymology
Archive comes from the Greek word arkheion, which was the 'government office' where important papers were kept, and it shares the same root as monarch ('ruler'). So an archive is a place where important public records and old documents are stored and kept safe.