catalog

• Substantivo que designa uma lista ou coleção sistemática de itens, como produtos, livros ou dados, geralmente organizados em uma ordem específica para consulta ou venda.

A noun referring to a systematic list or collection of items, such as products, books, or data, often arranged in a specific order for reference or sale.

1. B1formal

   A complete list of items, typically one in alphabetical or systematic order, often with descriptions.

   Catálogo

   • The library has an online catalog of all its books.
   • She browsed through the product catalog to find a gift.
   • The museum published a catalog of its new exhibition.

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2. Collection or seriesB2formal

   A series or collection of similar things, often negative.

   Coletânea ou série

   • The report was a catalog of errors and omissions.
   • His life was a catalog of unfortunate events.
   • The documentary presented a catalog of environmental disasters.

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• Verbo que significa listar, registrar ou classificar sistematicamente itens, informações ou dados, geralmente em um catálogo.

A verb meaning to systematically list, record, or classify items, information, or data.

1. List systematicallyB2formal

   To arrange or list items in a systematic order, often with descriptions.

   Catalogar

   • The librarian cataloged all the new books by genre.
   • She cataloged her collection of stamps in a spreadsheet.
   • The museum staff cataloged the artifacts for the exhibition.

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2. B2formal

   To record or document information in a detailed and organized way.

   Catalogar

   • The researcher cataloged the species found in the forest.
   • He cataloged his thoughts in a daily journal.
   • The team cataloged the evidence for the investigation.

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