英语词汇“roster”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

► list

a set of words, numbers, etc. written one below the other so that you can remember them or keep them in order: I made a list before going to the store.

► checklist

a list that helps you by reminding you of the things you need to do or get for a particular job or activity: When the workers begin their shift, they go through a checklist to make sure all the instruments are working properly.

► schedule

a list of events or activities that shows when each one will happen: The schedule for the conference will be available next week. Look at the schedule to see when the next train leaves.

► agenda

a list of the subjects that the people at a meeting will discuss: We only have a few minutes left, so let’s move to the last item on the agenda.

► inventory

a list of all the things in a place, especially in a store or other business: The company keeps a full inventory of its equipment.

► roll

a list of the names of everyone in a class or at a meeting: As the teacher called the roll, each student said “here” or “present.”

► roster

a list of the names of people who are expected to take part in a class, activity, or sports event: The regular pitcher is injured, so Manuel is on the roster for tomorrow’s baseball game.

► table of contents

the list at the beginning of a book that tells you the name of each part of the book: I looked at the table of contents and saw that there were four short stories in the book.

► index

an alphabetically arranged list at the end of a book that tells you where each person or subject in the book is mentioned: Look under “B” in the index to see if biology is covered in the book.

► bibliography

a list of all the books and articles that someone used when he or she wrote something: There is a short bibliography at the end of the article.

单词	roster
释义	rosterroster /ˈrɑstɚ/ ●○○ noun [countable] Etymology ETYMOLOGYroster Origin: 1700-1800 Dutch rooster frame for cooking things on, list, from roosten to roast Thesaurus THESAURUSa set of words, numbers, etc. written one below the other so that you can remember them or keep them in order► list a set of words, numbers, etc. written one below the other so that you can remember them or keep them in order: I made a list before going to the store. ► checklist a list that helps you by reminding you of the things you need to do or get for a particular job or activity: When the workers begin their shift, they go through a checklist to make sure all the instruments are working properly. ► schedule a list of events or activities that shows when each one will happen: The schedule for the conference will be available next week. Look at the schedule to see when the next train leaves. ► agenda a list of the subjects that the people at a meeting will discuss: We only have a few minutes left, so let’s move to the last item on the agenda. ► inventory a list of all the things in a place, especially in a store or other business: The company keeps a full inventory of its equipment. ► roll a list of the names of everyone in a class or at a meeting: As the teacher called the roll, each student said “here” or “present.” ► roster a list of the names of people who are expected to take part in a class, activity, or sports event: The regular pitcher is injured, so Manuel is on the roster for tomorrow’s baseball game. ► table of contents the list at the beginning of a book that tells you the name of each part of the book: I looked at the table of contents and saw that there were four short stories in the book. ► index an alphabetically arranged list at the end of a book that tells you where each person or subject in the book is mentioned: Look under “B” in the index to see if biology is covered in the book. ► bibliography a list of all the books and articles that someone used when he or she wrote something: There is a short bibliography at the end of the article. 1a list of the names of people on a sports team, in an organization, etc.: the best players on the team roster► see thesaurus at list12a list of people’s names that shows the jobs they must do and the times when they must do them: duty rosters [Origin: 1700–1800 Dutch rooster frame for cooking things on, list, from roosten to roast]
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