| 单词 | list |
| 释义 | list I. transitive verb < could have my being while it listed me — W.J.Locke > intransitive verb < allowed that mind of mine to stray thereafter as it listed — Rafael Sabatini > II. 1. archaic < which I have neither list nor leisure to recount — Thomas Fuller > 2. archaic < by the law of the land, and not the arbitrary list … of any man living — Edmund Hickeringill > III. intransitive verb < she talks and I am fain to list — Robert Frost > transitive verb archaic < teach your ears to list me with more heed — Shakespeare > IV. 1. a. obsolete < gartered with a red and blue list — Shakespeare > b. c. d. archaic e. (1) (2) 2. lists plural but singular or plural in construction a. < give proof of your knightly worth in the lists tomorrow — Rafael Sabatini > b. < entered the lists against the bull — Frank Yerby > c. < enter the lists … for or against practical programs of population resettlement — Ethel Albert > < a thick skin and a ready wit make him a good candidate for the political lists > < one of Ireland's major industries … has now entered the dollar-earning lists — E.M.Woolf > 3. obsolete a. < the very list, the very utmost bound of all our purposes — Shakespeare > b. < a list to ride horses in, much frequented by the gallants in summer — John Evelyn > 4. a. chiefly Britain < pieces having tightly woven lists which curl badly should be sewn together … and dyed in tubular form — C.M.Whittaker & C.C.Wilcock > b. archaic < have had list nailed round my doors, and stopping every crack — Mary Delany > 5. < a hackle with a blue or dun list — J.E.Leisenring > specifically V. 1. obsolete 2. < staves, air-dried and listed — F.P.Hankerson > 3. a. b. VI. 1. a. < guest list > < grocery list > < there were 109 publications … but the casualty list was long, too — American Guide Series: Washington > specifically < drawing up a list for … party nomination — Richard Scammon > — compare active list, blacklist, retired list b. < the card catalog in a library … is used mainly as a finding list — Saul Herner > < the … disc jumped to the top of the hit list in ten days — R.G.Hubler > < the publisher added the book to his fall list > < put eggs on the shopping list > < check the list of qualifications for a job > c. < among the essentials of true democracy, responsible citizenship comes high on the list > < added spelling reform to the list of his interests — W.B.Shaw & E.S.Bates > 2. < tax the grand list a definite percentage … for school revenue — American Guide Series: Vermont > 3. < there were many … strong individual stocks in the list — Springfield (Massachusetts) Union > 4. < set your own list, take a big markup and still undersell the field — Office Appliances > VII. transitive verb 1. a. < list five reasons why you enjoyed the book > < it is now possible … to list all the amino acids necessary — Americana Annual > < list the specialized agencies of the United Nations > b. (1) (2) (3) (4) c. < increased confidence … was listed as a reason for the increase in spending — Dun's Review > < twenty-four books … two of them listed as essential library acquisitions — Anthony Boucher > d. < the only membership he lists is in a professional society > 2. a. obsolete < virtues are listed in the rank of invisible things — Thomas Traherne > b. < lists himself as a political liberal > 3. archaic < will list you for my soldier — Sir Walter Scott > intransitive verb 1. archaic < he is going to list with us, and be our clergyman — George Borrow > 2. < the wrench alone lists at $3 — Industrial Equipment News > VIII. intransitive verb < she lists steeply to port — H.W.Baldwin > < the trees … all listed to leeward — Frances G. Patton > transitive verb < shift tanks and bulldozers in transport's holds, listing the ships — K.M.Dodson > IX. 1. < water flooding into the hold gave the ship a heavy list to starboard > < there was a faint forward list to his body as he walked — Lawrence Williams > 2. < a … political list to the left — Paul Woodring > |
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