kill list

kɪl lɪst

Definition

Definition of kill list - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

militarylist of targets to be eliminated

The general reviewed the kill list before the mission.

hit list

games

Rare

list of enemies to defeat

Rare

The hero checked his kill list in the video game.

hit list

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Expressions with kill

kill it

cause the death of a living being

The hunter killed it with one shot.

kill me

express extreme embarrassment or frustration

I forgot my lines on stage, kill me.

kill off

eliminate a species or group completely

The disease could kill off the entire bee population.

kill time

do things to make time pass while waiting

We played cards to kill time before the movie.

kill the engine

turn off a vehicle's engine

He decided to kill the engine and take a break.

dress to kill

wear clothes that impress people with style or glamour

She will dress to kill at the party tonight.

Expressions with list

bucket list

list of things to do before dying

Skydiving is on my bucket list.

hit list

list of people or things marked for exclusion or criticism

The politician's controversial remarks put him on several hit lists.

laundry list

long and tedious list of items

She gave me a laundry list of chores to do.

naughty list

hypothetical list of people who misbehave

The manager joked about having a naughty list for late employees.

head the list

be the first or most important in a list

Her name heads the list of nominees.

tick off the list

mark an item as done or dealt with

I tick off the list each task I finish.

top the list

be the most important or prominent item

Environmental issues top the list of concerns for voters.

on the danger list

adv.

at risk of failing or dying

The company is on the danger list due to financial troubles.

on the sick list

adv.

in a state of being ill or excused for illness

She is on the sick list and cannot play today.

on the critical list

adj.

in serious danger or at risk

The company is on the critical list financially.

Examples of kill list in a sentence

New names were added to the kill list overnight.
The player's kill list was almost complete.
He added another name to his kill list after the battle.

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French:liste noire, liste de cibles, ...
German:Abschussliste, Zielpersonliste, ...
Italian:lista di bersagli, lista di eliminazione, ...
Spanish:lista de objetivos, lista de enemigos, ...
Portuguese:lista de alvos, lista de inimigos, ...
Chinese:击杀名单, 必杀名单, ...
Japanese:排除リスト, キルリスト, ...
Arabic:قائِمَة اغْتِيالات, قائمة قتل, ...
Hebrew:רְשִׁימַת מְטָרוֹת לְחִיסּוּל, רְשִׁימַת חִסּוּל, ...
Russian:список целей, список убийств, ...
Ukrainian:список на знищення, ...
Hindi:हत्या सूची, मारने की सूची, ...
Bengali:হত্যার তালিকা, শত্রুদের তালিকা, ...
Catalan:llista d'eliminació, llista de baixes, ...
Czech:seznam cílů k likvidaci, kill list, ...
Danish:dødsliste, fjendeliste, ...
Dutch:dodenlijst, kill list, ...
Greek:λίστα εξόντωσης, λίστα θανάτου, ...
Hungarian:célpontlista, legyőzendő ellenfelek listája, ...
Khmer:បញ្ជីគោលដៅត្រូវកម្ចាត់, បញ្ជីសត្រូវត្រូវកម្ចាត់, ...
Korean:제거 대상 목록, 처치 목록, ...
Persian:فهرست حذف, فهرست کشتار, ...
Polish:lista celów, lista do eliminacji, ...
Portuguese (BR):lista de alvos, lista de execuções, ...
Romanian:listă de eliminare, listă de inamici, ...
Swedish:dödslista, fiendelista, ...
Thai:รายชื่อสังหาร, รายชื่อกำจัด, ...
Turkish:ölüm listesi, öldürme listesi, ...
Vietnamese:danh sách tiêu diệt, danh sách kẻ thù, ...

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