catalogue
/ˈkæt.əl.ɒɡ/
nounverbcat · a · logue
Think: “CAT + a + LOG”—a cat keeps a log (a record), so a catalogue is a record or list.
Yes, it's catalogue. Don’t drop the ending: in British spelling it ends with “-logue” (like “dialogue”), not “-log.”
Definitions
- nounA complete list of items, often with descriptions or pictures, such as products for sale or books in a library.
- verbTo make a list of items in an organized way; to classify and record.
Examples
- “I flipped through the seed catalogue to choose what to plant this spring.”
- “The museum will catalogue each artifact before putting it on display.”
- “You can search the library’s online catalogue by title, author, or subject.”
Synonyms
listinventorydirectoryindexregister
Antonyms
disorder
Translations
ES catálogoPT catálogoFR catalogue
Common misspellings
cateloguecatalogcatologcatalogecatologuecatalougecatalogueuecatalgoue
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