roster in Chinese
roster in Chinese is 内接 — roster means a list of people assigned to a team, unit, or organization.
roster in Chinese
内接
Pronounced: nèi jiē
(transitive) To place the name of (a person) on a roster.
What does "roster" mean?
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noun A list of people assigned to a team, unit, or organization.
"The coach trimmed the roster down to twenty-three players."
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noun A schedule showing who is due to work, and when.
"Check the roster before you book time off next month."
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verb To put someone's name on such a list or schedule.
"She was rostered for the night shift on Friday."
roster in a sentence
- The coach trimmed the roster down to twenty-three players.
- Her name was added to the hospital's nursing roster.
- Check the roster before you book time off next month.
- She was rostered for the night shift on Friday.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "roster" in Chinese?
"roster" in Chinese is 内接. roster means: A list of people assigned to a team, unit, or organization.
How do you pronounce 内接?
"roster" in Chinese is 内接, pronounced "nèi jiē".
How do you use "roster" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach trimmed the roster down to twenty-three players." In Chinese, "roster" is 内接.
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