list

list
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noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ long, short
▪ complete, comprehensive, detailed, exhaustive, extensive, full
▪

We are compiling a full list of all local businesses.

▪ endless
▪

the endless list of excuses of why he could never make his appointments

▪ impressive
▪

The show always featured an impressive list of guest stars.

▪ alphabetical
▪ waiting
▪

We're on the waiting list for membership of the golf club.

▪ membership
▪

the membership list of the Sierra Club

▪ grocery (AmE), shopping
▪ wine
▪

a restaurant with excellent food and an outstanding wine list

▪ mailing
▪ reading
▪

For further information, see the reading list at the end of the chapter.

▪ best-seller
▪

It was on the New York Times best-seller list for 25 weeks.

▪ priority
▪ task (AmE), to-do
▪

It's high on her to-do list.

▪ wish
▪

I created a wish list of what I wanted in a new job.

▪ guest
▪ cast
▪

The play has an impressive cast list.

VERB + LIST
▪ assemble, compile, create, draw up, make, put together
▪ update
▪ narrow (esp. BrE), narrow down
▪

They have narrowed their list of suspects to six.

▪ publish, release
▪ post
▪

The restaurant is required to post a list of all the prices.

▪ put sth on
▪

Did you put bread on the shopping list?

▪ join
▪

His name will likely join the list of other boardroom casualties.

▪ scan
▪

Her teacher scanned the list of students' names.

▪ head, top
▪

Job troubles top the list of stress factors for Americans today.

LIST + VERB
▪ comprise sth, consist of sth, contain sth, include sth
▪

a list comprising all the paintings in the gallery

▪ grow
▪

By July the list had grown to approximately 350 contributors.

▪ continue, go on
▪

Inadequate space, lack of privacy, unpleasant lighting … the list goes on.

PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the list
▪

Names of past members are not included in the list.

▪ on a/the list
▪

I can't see your name on the list.

▪ list for
▪

We acquired a waiting list for works by these artists.

▪ list of
▪

a list of 200 names

PHRASES
▪ the bottom of a list, the top of a list
▪

Variety is near the top of many people's list of job requirements.

▪ high on a list
▪

Safety is high on our list of priorities.

▪ a list of priorities
▪

Going to the bank is top of my list of priorities today.

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verb
List is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑census, ↑chart, ↑document, ↑index, ↑inventory, ↑magazine, ↑menu, ↑page, ↑report
List is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ingredient, ↑name, ↑reason

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