roster — a list of people's names and the jobs they have to do or the times when they have to work
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a list of people's names and the jobs they have to do or the times when they have to work
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈrɑːstər/
Korean meaning: 명단, 근무표, 출장 명단
Korean pronunciation: **라**스터
Example Sentences
- The coach announced the starting roster just before the big game.
- My name wasn't on the cleaning roster, so I got a free pass this week!
- The hospital uses a rotating roster to ensure fair distribution of night shifts.
roster
NOUN//ˈrɑːstər//
a list of people's names and the jobs they have to do or the times when they have to work
a head chef points to a large scheduling board while holding a clipboard with staff assignments. The chef carefully matches each worker's name with their specific tasks and time slots for the day. As the chef announces the assignments, kitchen staff members gather around to check their duties. Some workers nod in understanding while others take notes about their assigned stations and hours. a list of people's names and the jobs they have to do or the times when they have to work
Check the roster while cooking lobster - we foster great teamwork!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
원래 네덜란드어 'rooster'에서 왔는데, 이는 '구이용 격자'를 의미했습니다. 마치 격자 무늬처럼 이름들이 규칙적으로 배열된 명단의 모습에서 유래되었어요.
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📝Examples
“The coach announced the starting roster just before the big game.”
“My name wasn't on the cleaning roster, so I got a free pass this week!”
“The hospital uses a rotating roster to ensure fair distribution of night shifts.”
“She checked the roster three times to make sure she wasn't scheduled on her birthday.”
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