A list is a set of words or names written one after another. People use it to keep things in order.
I have a list of my friends.
Please give me your shopping list.
To list means to write down several things one after another. It helps people remember or share information.
Please list your favorite foods.
I list all my tasks every day.
To list means to lean or tilt to one side. This is often used when talking about ships or tall objects.
The boat lists to the left in the storm.
The tall tree lists after the rain.
A list can also mean an official group or set of people chosen for jobs or contests. It shows who is included or nominated.
The party announced its list of candidates.
She was on the list for the awards.
A list can show what is available to buy or order. It helps people choose from many options.
The restaurant gave me a list of meals.
See the price list for the store items.
In flying, to list means to tilt or lean the plane to one side. Pilots use this word to describe plane movement.
The plane listed to the right during flight.
Pilots were told to correct the list immediately.
A list can mean the official name of companies whose stocks are sold on a stock market. It shows what is available to buy.
The company is on the stock market list.
Check the list of companies traded today.
In finance, a list can mean the names of people who owe money. It helps lenders keep track of debts.
The bank has a list of borrowers.
They keep a list of who owes money.
