recopilación
compilation
noun rreh-koh-pee-lah-SYOHN Rare
Origin: From recopilar ('to compile'), from Latin recompilare, re- + compilare ('to heap up, compile').
Also means
collection
Usage Note
Recopilación implies a deliberate gathering and organising of existing material — laws, texts, data — rather than original creation. The related verb recopilar and noun recopilador ('compiler') follow the same pattern. Do not confuse with compilación, which is more common in computing contexts.
Examples
"Publicaron una recopilación de sus mejores cuentos."
Natural Translation
They published a compilation of his best short stories.
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