roster

英 [ˈrɒstə(r)]

美 [ˈrɑːstər]

n.  值勤名单; 候选名单
v.  将(姓名)列入值勤名单

复数：rosters　过去分词：rostered　现在分词：rostering　

GRE

Collins.1 / BNC.19578 / COCA.6473

牛津词典

noun

• 值勤名单
  a list of people's names and the jobs that they have to do at a particular time
  1. a duty roster
     值勤表
• 候选名单
  a list of the names of people who are available to do a job, play in a team, etc.

verb

• 将（姓名）列入值勤名单
  to put sb's name on a roster
  1. The driver was rostered for Sunday.
     这名司机被安排在星期日值班。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 值勤表;勤务簿
  Arosteris a list which gives details of the order in which different people have to do a particular job.
  1. The next day he put himself first on the new roster for domestic chores...
     第二天，他把自己排在了新的家务值日表的第一位。
  2. He was in his office, preparing his duty roster for the coming month.
     他正在自己的办公室里制定下一个月的执勤表。
• N-COUNT 名单;花名册;登记表;运动员名册（尤用于美国英语中）
  Arosteris a list, especially of the people who work for a particular organization or are available to do a particular job. It can also be a list of the sports players who are available for a particular team, especially in American English.
  1. The Amateur Softball Association's roster of umpires has declined to 57,000...
     业余垒球协会的裁判员名单上的人数已经减少到了57,000名。
  2. From the studio's roster of leading men, Robert Walker was an obvious choice to play the part.
     从该电影公司的男主角名单来看，罗伯特·沃克显然是出演这一角色的不二人选。

英英释义

noun

• a list of names
  1. his name was struck off the rolls
  Synonym:roll

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