Definitions

1. noun

The act of compiling or the state of being compiled; a collection of things, such as documents, data, or software, that have been gathered or assembled into a single unit or package.

“The software development team worked on the compilation of the project’s documentation for months.”

2. noun

A written or printed version of a script, such as a play, in a standard form for performance or reading.

“The compilation of Shakespeare’s plays was published in several volumes.”

3. verb

To gather or assemble into a single unit or package.

“The compiler will compile the code and generate an executable file.”

4. verb

To edit or prepare written or printed matter, such as a script, for performance or reading.

“The editor compiled the play for the stage production.”