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lists

UK
/lɪsts/
US
/lɪsts/

Translations

listnoun

lists

pl

lists
pl
UK
/lɪst/
US
/lɪst/
She made a list of groceries to buy at the store.
Elle a fait une liste des courses à acheter au magasin.
Additional translations
gîteTerme nautique.
catalogueDans le sens de catalogue ou liste éditoriale.
répertoireDans le sens de répertoire ou annuaire.
Synonyms
inventory
register
roll
directory
schedule
agenda
index
catalog
listverb

lists

listed
Past Simple
listed
Past Participle
listing
Gerund
UK
/lɪst/
US
/lɪst/
énumérerPlus soutenu que lister.
She decided to list all the tasks she needed to complete before the end of the day.
Elle a décidé d'énumérer toutes les tâches qu'elle devait accomplir avant la fin de la journée.
She decided to list all the tasks she needed to complete before the end of the day.
Elle a décidé de lister toutes les tâches qu'elle devait accomplir avant la fin de la journée.
Additional translations
gîterTerme nautique.
inscrireDans le sens d'ajouter à une liste ou à un registre.
s'engagerDans le sens de s'enrôler dans un service, notamment militaire.
répertorierDans le sens d'inscrire dans un répertoire, une base ou une liste officielle.
Synonyms
record
itemize
enumerate
catalog
name
specify
detail
register

Definitions

listnoun
A series of names, items, or tasks written or printed consecutively, typically one below the other.
She made a list of groceries to buy at the store.
A formal or official record of names or items, often used for organizational purposes.
The guest list for the wedding was finalized last week.
A catalog or directory, often used in the context of publications or databases.
The library's list of available books is accessible online.
The sideways tilt or lean of a ship or boat.
After the storm, the vessel had a noticeable list to starboard.
listverb
To make a list of; to enumerate.
She decided to list all the tasks she needed to complete before the end of the day.
To include or enter in a list.
The company plans to list its new product on the website next week.
To tilt to one side, especially of a ship.
The ship began to list to port after taking on water.
To enroll or register for military or other service; to enlist.
He decided to list in the navy after finishing school.
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