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单词 catalog
释义
catalog
noun
US(UKcatalogue)
us
/ˈkæt̬.əl.ɑːɡ/uk
/ˈkæt.əl.ɒɡ/

catalognoun(LIST)

B2[C]
abookwith alistof all thegoodsthat you canbuyfrom astore:
amail-ordercatalog
[C]
alistof all thebooks,paintings, etc. thatexistin aplace
More examples
  • Do you oftenbuygoodsfrom mail-order catalogs?
  • Ourautumncatalog is nowavailablefromourusualstockists.
  • Granddad wasbrowsingthrough aseedandplantcatalog.
  • I'vesentoff for a catalog, as I can't get in totheirCambridgeshopnowadays.
  • If youordergoodsfrom the catalog, they usuallyarrivewithin theweek.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Lists and catalogues
  • agenda
  • archivist
  • bibliographical
  • birthday honours
  • bucket list
  • glycaemic index
  • hit list
  • honor roll
  • honours list
  • indices
  • questionnaire
  • recital
  • roll of honour
  • roster
  • rota
  • the White Pages
  • waiting list
  • wedding list
  • whitelist
  • wish list
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catalognoun(BAD EVENTS)

[S]
A catalog ofunwantedeventsis aseriesof them:
Thewholevacationwasa catalog ofdisasters.
a catalog oferrors/crimes/complaints
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Order and sequence - general words
  • alphabetize
  • around
  • back end
  • be a chapter of accidentsidiom
  • catalogue
  • chapter
  • cycle
  • inline
  • linear
  • linearity
  • linearly
  • litany
  • merry-go-round
  • priority
  • procession
  • secondly
  • sequence
  • sequencing
  • string
  • wave
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catalog
verb[T]
us
/ˈkæt̬.əl.ɑːɡ/uk
/ˈkæt.əl.ɒɡ/
torecordsomething,especiallyin alist:
Manyplantsbecomeextinctbefore they haveevenbeen cataloged.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Classifying and creating order
  • alphabetize
  • anti-hierarchical
  • arrange
  • arrangement
  • arranger
  • array
  • bracket
  • misclassification
  • misclassify
  • miscode
  • mislabel
  • misorder
  • nest
  • set out
  • setsomethingup
  • shake
  • shakesomeonedown
  • short-list
  • shortlist
  • tick
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(Definition ofcatalogfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

catalog| American Dictionary

catalog
noun[C]
(alsocatalogue)
us
/ˈkæt̬·əlˌɔɡ,-ˌɑɡ/
alisting, sometimes withexplanationsorpictures, ofitemsofferedforsale, ofitemsthat areavailablefor use, or ofobjectsdescribedfor ascientificpurpose:
The company’sspringcatalog isfilledwithpicturesofbeautifullymadeclothingforgirls.
Students cansearchthe library’sonlinecatalog andorderbooks.
fig.I have awholecatalog of things that need to be done.

catalog

verb[T](alsocatalogue)us
/ˈkæt̬·əlˌɔɡ,-ˌɑɡ/
Scientists were cataloging theplantsoftheirregions.
(Definition ofcatalogfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcatalog

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We will produce a comprehensive spectralcatalog, and provide recommendations on the optimum wavelength range, spectral resolution, and instrument sensitivity required for astronomical life detection.
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Richards points out that while the commodified object obscures its own history and origins, the museum provides such information on labels or in catalogs (60).
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This notion is then systematically extended to par ts and catalogs.
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Each section contains four essays on relevant subjects commissioned for thecatalog, followed by brief commentaries on the items in that section of the exhibit.
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The activecatalogsystem gathers and collates multimodal information about par ts so that engineers can access all the information in one place.
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It is acatalogof horrors from a public health perspective.
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Basically the same information is given in thecatalogof 2006.
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Makers of tools, hardware, ornamental terra cotta, and brickwork advertised their versatility in elaborate trade catalogs.
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The finalcatalogconsists of 11 well-defined ganglion cell types.
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The activecatalogsystem uses the metadata to identify the relevant data formats and to provide appropriate displays.
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This can lead to useful catalogs of functions and devices in specific areas of engineering.
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The activecatalogsystem currently assumes that all thecatalogcomponents required for a design exist.
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Designers using the activecatalogsystem can searchcatalogcontents using the familiar terminology of the design domain.
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The same attribute a k can appear in more than onecatalog.
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If desired, the cost of the glass (found in the glasscatalog) can be considered in this fourth phase.
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