| 词汇 | list |
| 释义 | blacklist n. a list of the names of banned people; a list of people undesirable to some group.Am I on your blacklist?I hear they keep a blacklist on all the people they disagree with. drop-dead list n. an imaginary list of annoying people whom one could live happily without.You are right at the top of my drop-dead list.I put Max on my drop-dead list. hit list n. a list of people to whom something is going to happen.Ralph is on my hit list for contributing money for the orphans.She's on our hit list for volunteers. laundry list n. any long list of things.He came to the interview with a laundry list of things.Now I have a laundry list of items we need to discuss. shopping list n. a list of things, especially questions or things one wants.I have a shopping list of absolute musts.He showed up for the interview with a shopping list so long that it took two pages. sucker list n. a list of potential dupes; a list of people who might be taken in by deception.I'm sure on their sucker list. They are trying to get me to go to a lecture and receive a free clock or something.Here's the sucker list. Call them all and try to get them interested. take names tr. to make a list of wrongdoers. (Often figuratively, as with a schoolteacher, whose major weapon is to take names and send them to the principal.)The boss is madder than hell, and he's taking names.Gary is coming by to talk about the little riot last night, and I think he's taking names. wish list n. a list of things one wishes to have.I put a new car at the top of my wish list.I have a CD player on my wish list.
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