roster
Pronunciación: [ˈrɑːstər]
Contexto: «games»
(noun) a list of people who are part of a team or group. When you have a roster for a sports team, it tells you who is playing and their positions.
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The basketball coach shared the roster with all the players, showing their names and numbers.
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Without a clear roster, the team couldn't tell who would play in the game.
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Can you check the roster to see if Jake is on the team this year?
Contexto: «administration»
(noun) a list of people assigned to a job or role, like in a workplace or organization. A roster helps everyone know who is responsible for what tasks.
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The teacher posted the staff roster on the bulletin board for everyone to see their duties.
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There was no roster available, making it hard to find out who was in charge of each task.
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Where can I find the roster for the volunteers helping at the event?
Contexto: «administration»
(verb) to add someone to a list or schedule. For example, placing someone's name on a roster means that person is assigned to a specific role or job.
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The manager rostered everyone for their shifts next week.
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They never rostered Sarah for the evening duties, so she couldn’t come to work.
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Who will be rostered for the morning shift tomorrow?