catalogue
/ˈkætəˌlɔɡ/
verb
- To make a list of items, often with descriptions, in a systematic way (British spelling of catalog).
- The biologist spent years cataloguing every plant species in the forest.
- The app helps you catalogue your music collection by genre.
- Please catalogue these books by author and title.
- To record or list a series of events, qualities, or experiences.
- She catalogued her thoughts in a daily journal.
- The documentary catalogues the rise and fall of the band.
- The journalist catalogued the many challenges faced by the community.
noun
- A list of items, often with descriptions, arranged in a specific order (British spelling of catalog).
- She browsed the online catalogue to find a birthday present.
- The seed catalogue arrived in the mail just in time for spring planting.
- The museum published a catalogue of its new art exhibition.
- A series or collection of things, especially bad events or qualities.
- His life was a catalogue of misfortunes and missed opportunities.
- The movie is a catalogue of every cliché in the horror genre.
- The report detailed a catalogue of errors made by the company.