checklist

美音：[ˈtʃɛkˌlist] 英音：['tʃeklɪst]

简单释义：

n.清单

网络检查表；检核表；检查清单

变形：

复数：checklists

完整释义：

1.清单

例句：

Recent research even demonstrated that students will compose better stories given a simple checklist that includes elements of good writing.
最近的研究甚至表明，学生只要得到一张含有优秀写作要素的简要清单，就能写出更好的故事来。
Doctor Gawande says the checklist has helped him in his own surgery.
Gawande医生称这检查清单已经对他自己的外科手术颇有受益。
UBS did not require employees to keep a checklist of the documents received for clients using that service.
瑞银没有要求员工保留与使用该服务客户之间往来文件的清单。
Furthermore, both servers must adhere to a set of very specific requirements (see sidebar, "Server setup checklist" ).
另外，这两个服务器必须满足一组非常明确的需求（见边栏“服务器设置检查表”）。
When identifying project risks, a checklist created from the former projects tends to be used.
在确定项目风险，从以前的项目中创建一个清单，一般用。
I had bought everything on my shopping checklist. The nursery was ready tor use, and my husband and I were anxiously awaiting her arrival.
我采购了所有购物清单上的物品，育儿室已经准备就绪，我和我的丈夫都紧张的等待着她的到来。
When you run out of ideas for the checklist, put the pad at the side of your desk.
当您不需要所构思提纲清单时，也要将小便笺簿放在桌上。
As soon as you start recording your defects in a checklist, you will start making fewer of these errors.
一旦您开始在检查列表中记录自己的缺陷，那么您就会少犯错了。

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