List
01
列表
a series of written or printed names or items, typically one below the other
例子
John checked the list of ingredients before starting to cook.
约翰在开始烹饪前检查了食材清单。
Sarah made a grocery list before going to the supermarket.
莎拉在去超市之前列了一个购物清单。
02
倾斜, 坡度
the property possessed by a line or surface that departs from the vertical
to list
01
列出, 列表
to write down information, such as names or items, often in a specific order, to make it easier to refer to later
Transitive: to list information
例子
She listed all the items she needed to buy from the grocery store before heading out.
她在出发前列出了需要从杂货店购买的所有物品。
The secretary frequently lists tasks in the agenda for the team meeting.
秘书经常在团队会议的议程中列出任务。
02
列入, 登记
to include someone or something on a list by officially adding them or registering them
Transitive: to list sb/sth
例子
He was listed as a participant in the marathon race.
他被列入马拉松比赛的参与者名单。
They listed the new employees in the company directory.
他们将新员工列入公司目录中。
03
列举, 列出
to enumerate items by naming or counting them one by one
Transitive: to list sth
例子
I listed the pros and cons of moving to a new city.
我列出了搬到一个新城市的利弊。
She listed the things she wanted to do over the weekend.
她列出了周末想做的事情。
04
倾斜, 倾侧
to lean or tilt toward one side
Intransitive
例子
The ship listed as the storm intensified, causing concern among the crew.
随着风暴加剧，船倾斜了，引起了船员的担忧。
The building began to list after years of foundation damage.
经过多年的地基损坏，建筑物开始倾斜。
05
倾斜, 使倾斜
to cause something to lean or tilt toward one side
Transitive: to list sth
例子
The strong wind listed the boat to one side as it sailed across the lake.
强风使船在湖上航行时向一侧倾斜。
The heavy load listed the truck slightly to the right.
沉重的货物使卡车稍微向右倾斜。
