listed
- adjective
- /ˈlɪstɪd/
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incluido
- The conference attendees are listed in the program brochure.
The market cap of US listed stocks tripled.
- The market cap of US listed stocks tripled.
- And a few of those students are listed in the course description.
- All of their deaths are listed as the same date.
- See this particular property, while it was listed so low, it wasn't scary.
- And the tolerances are all listed and there are pictures of it.
- So as of today, this should start being listed on websites like Newegg.
- And what you'll see is your percent listed will drop over time, right?
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It was not in Walmart, but it was listed on Walmart online.
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Well why then are total debts listed as NA?
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Links to those are also listed below as well.
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And a few of those students are listed in the course description.
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This next item was listed as a red heart.
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All of their deaths are listed as the same date.
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The notable range of sources used was listed at the bottom of each sheet.
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We confirm that today and calls to their listed number have gone unreturned.
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See this particular property, while it was listed so low, it wasn't scary.
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It is still usually listed as one of the axioms of ZFC.
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Officially listed by an authority as allowed to do a job
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Etymology
The word listed comes from the old word list, which used to mean a 'strip' or 'border' and then the long paper or line where names were written. So, if someone or something is listed, it is written down 'on a list' or included in that official line.