catalogue

[ˈkætəlɔːɡ]

Definition:
1. A complete list of items, for example of things that people can look at or buy.
2. A book or pamphlet containing an enumeration of things.

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Use 'catalogue' in a sentence:

1. You get a listing in the catalogue in both Chinese and English, some basic furniture—a desk and four chairs—and electricity and lighting.
2. The library has a catalogue of its books arranged in alphabetical order.
3. There is not enough money even to catalogue the finds; as a result, they cannot be found again and become as inaccessible as if they had never been discovered.
4. Speaker after speaker lined up to catalogue a series of failures under his leadership.
5. During commercials, an overlay will appear at the bottom of the screen, prompting viewers to press a button to request a free sample or order a catalogue.
6. By contrast, the Victorian author Samual Smiles wrote Self-Help as a catalogue of the worthy lives of engineers, industrialists and explorers.
7. His story is a catalogue of misfortune.
8. Can you show us your catalogue?
9. They're charging £ 3 for the catalogue.
10. A catalogue is available on request.
11. The Burmese jade choker in the catalogue was very beautiful.
12. If you know the author only, just look it up in the author catalogue.
13. The same catalogue included a type of two-pole concentric plug and socket.
14. Please send me a mail order catalogue.
15. The Royal Greenwich Observatory was founded to observe and catalogue the stars.
16. The catalogue is under revision.
17. He was given a heavy jail sentence for a whole catalogue of serious crimes.
18. During commercials, an overlay will appear at the bottom of the screen, prompting viewers to press a button to request a free sample or order a coupon or a catalogue.
19. Please rush me your current catalogue.
20. The catalogue includes helpful information on the different bike models available.
21. Online the shopper can look through a huge digital catalogue.
22. These magazines have never been systematically catalogued.
23. I once bought a thingummy out of one of those catalogues.
24. Their full catalogue costs $5, redeemable against a first order.
25. The 32-page catalogue is chock-full of things that add fun to festive occasions.
26. She went on to catalogue a long history of disasters.
27. You could even order windows from a catalogue – a sort of mail order stained glass service.
28. The first catalogue featured speciality shavers, accessories, and cutlery.
29. Send for your free catalogue today.
30. Look in the catalogue to see whether the library has this book.
31. We catalogue our books in many different ways.
32. A catalogue of disasters has recently affected the travel industry.
33. Interviews with the refugees catalogue a history of discrimination and violence.
34. She wrote off for some catalogues.
35. You can skim through the catalogue first.
36. Similar evidence appeared in songbirds and rats around the same time, and since then, researchers have built up an impressive catalogue of animal lateralisation.
37. If traipsing around shops does not appeal to you, perhaps using a catalogue will.
38. The library has a catalogue of all its books, arranged in alphabetical order.
39. I've written off for the catalogue.
40. The librarian entered a new book in the catalogue.
41. I had a flick through the catalogue while I was waiting.
42. An illustrated catalogue accompanies the exhibition.
43. The catalogue is full of testimonials from satisfied customers.
44. You could even order windows from a catalogue — a sort of mail order stained glass service.
45. The catalogue gives a full description of each product.
46. They have a 5% margin of error. Look at this catalogue, John.
47. A really good catalogue can also whet customers' appetites for merchandise.
48. We will be forwarding our new catalogue to you next week.
49. We will be forwarding you our new catalogue next week.
50. The new books are being catalogued.