Definition of catalog - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
commerceUS book listing items for sale or displayUS
- I found the dress in the store's catalog.
2.
organizationUS collection of items, often in a specific orderUS
- The museum's catalog includes ancient artifacts.
Verb
1.
recordingUS record information in an organized wayUS
- He cataloged the data for the research project.
2.
classificationUS classify items systematicallyUS
- The museum staff cataloged the artifacts by era.
Images of catalog
book listing items for sale or display
Expressions with catalog
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series of mistakes or failures
The project was a catalog of errors from start to finish.
publication detailing course descriptions and requirements
She consulted the course catalog to choose her classes.
publication listing seeds for sale
I received a seed catalog in the mail today.
collection of an artist's past works
The band's back catalog includes many classic hits.
process of organizing and updating item information inside a structured list
The team handles catalog management for all products sold online.
organized list of items a company offers for customers to buy
I checked the product catalog online before visiting the store.
database of library resources
Students searched the library catalog for research articles.
list advertising parts for machinery with prices
The mechanic consulted the parts catalog for the engine components.
computer file that stores an organized list of items or data
The software reads the catalog file to locate all the images.
organized list of datasets with details like description, owner, and location
The company built a data catalog to help analysts find reliable datasets.
organized digital list of items viewable or searchable on electronic devices
Customers can browse the electronic catalog to compare prices before ordering online.
buying things from a catalog
She enjoys catalog buying for holiday gifts.
file of cards listing books in a library
She searched the card catalog to find books on botany..
Origin of catalog
Greek, katalogos (list)
Terms with catalog included in their meaning
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catalog
number used to find a book in a library
events
catalog of prizes for an event
cataloging
number used to catalog items in a system
partner
woman selected for marriage through mail or a catalog
sales catalog
catalog of parts available for sale
hospitality
item listed in a service menu or catalog
library
abbreviated book entry in a catalog
library science
structured entry describing a specific document in a catalog or database
acr: online public access catalog
system to find books in a library
shopping
catalog of products for customers to browse
shopping
buying things from a catalog
organization
related to the process of creating a catalog
documented
recorded in a catalog
recorded
listed in a catalog
library professional
person who compiles and maintains catalog records
Examples of catalog in a sentence
She browsed the catalog for new furniture ideas. The library's catalog is now available online. She browsed the catalog for new fashion trends. She cataloged the books in the library. The museum staff cataloged the new artifacts. She cataloged the books by genre for the library.
The botanist cataloged the plants by species.
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- French:catalogue, cataloguer, ...
- German:Katalog, katalogisieren, ...
- Italian:catalogo, catalogare, ...
- Spanish:catálogo, catalogar, ...
- Portuguese:catálogo, catalogar, ...
- Chinese:目录, 编目, ...
- Japanese:カタログ, 整理して記録する, ...
- Arabic:كتالوج, فَهْرَسَ, ...
- Hebrew:קָטָלוֹג, לְקַטְלֵג, ...
- Russian:каталог, каталогизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:каталог, записати, ...
- Hindi:सूची-पुस्तिका, सूचीबद्ध करना, ...
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