danh sách, ghi vào danh sách
/lɪst/
Middle English (in list (sense 3 of the noun)): from Old English liste ‘border’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lijst and German Leiste. list (sense 2 of the noun) is late Middle English, from Old French lisse; list (sense 1 of the noun) is late 16th century, from French liste, of Germanic origin
noun
inclined state; inclined surface
to have a list
this wall has a decided list
noun
edge of fabric; strip
to have a list
this wall has a decided list
door slot fabric
to line edges of door with list
(plural) fences surrounding an arena; arena, arena
to enter the lists against somebody: challenge someone, accept someone's challenge ((usually) used about debates)
a series of names, items, figures, etc., especially when they are written or printed
the fact of a ship leaning to one side
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