catalog
- noun
- /ˈkætəlɒg/
- US
- This catalog provides detailed descriptions and prices for all available products.
- library catalog
- search the catalog
- online catalog
And I do think it's the creators who have deep catalogs of bingable formats.
- And I do think it's the creators who have deep catalogs of bingable formats.
- What I like is I like to get museum catalogs of specific exhibits.
- But after a while, it's just like a catalogue of crazy things.
- If you can get your hands on a McMaster Carr catalog, you should.
- But after a while, it's just like a catalog of crazy things.
- Can you please give the rest of the ACDC catalog the same glow up?
- And then there was this golden era of catalog retail, where they like the Sears catalog.
- And sure enough, they included the quote book, which had my complete catalogue in the back.
- Let me run through the catalog and calendar of events that we have coming up.
Examples
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And then there was this golden era of catalog retail, where they like the Sears catalog.
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Every time I went shopping or looked through a catalog, I put off buying myself anything.
Fiction book (1994) -
And so it became kind of a catalog of existing species.
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There you can see this episode and our entire catalog ad free.
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Let me run through the catalog and calendar of events that we have coming up.
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Yeah, all the biggest musical acts have more than one song in their catalog.
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The second idea explores the library catalog as a remote community space for readers.
Academic text (2011) -
The only thing in her mailbox was the fall catalog for Community Education.
Fiction book (1994) -
You're getting her a really nice sweater that I ordered from a catalog.
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By the end of 1972, Uhuru had built a catalog of almost 200 sources.
Academic text (1991)
Synonyms
An ordered set of names or things for reference
A printed or online list of items for people to look at
A book or online list of names and addresses of people and organizations
Compounds
A list of classes a college or university offers with times, requirements, and descriptions
- Archaic
A set of paper cards in drawers that lists library books and where to find them
- Texting
An online layout that shows items as small boxes with a picture and a little information
- Specialized
A book or list that shows items for machines like cars, with numbers and prices
How Complete
Surface Forms
Etymology
Catalog comes from Greek parts kata- 'according to' and -logos 'word' or 'list', and it once meant a written list. So a catalog is a book or paper that shows items in order.