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roster

/ˈrɑːstər/ American
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  • n. 花名册
Definition
  • n. a list of people's names, often showing duties or turns
Example
The coach posted the new roster for the upcoming season.
教练公布了新赛季的球员名单。
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Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析

Compared meaning: an official list of names (noun).

比较义项:名单,尤指正式登记的人员名单(名词)。

  • roll

    Roll refers to an official list of names, often used to check attendance or membership; it does not by itself show duties or schedule. Common in 'roll call' or 'class roll'.

    roll指正式登记的姓名清单,常用于点名或核实成员身份,本身并不说明职责或班次安排,常见搭配如“roll call”(点名)、“class roll”(班级名册)。

    The teacher takes roll every morning to see who is absent.

    老师每天早上点名,看看谁缺席了。

  • roster 本词

    Roster refers to a list of people organized by duty, shift, or turn, showing who is assigned to what and when; common in workplaces and sports teams.

    roster指按职责、班次或轮值编排的人员名单,说明谁被指派做什么、什么时候做,常见于工作场所和运动队,如“duty roster”(值班表)、“team roster”(队员名单)。

    The manager posted the new roster showing everyone's shifts for the week.

    经理张贴了新的排班表,标明了每个人这周的班次。

Roll and roster both name a list of people. Roll is a formal list of names, used to check who is present or who is a member. Roster is a list showing people's duties, shifts, or turns — who does what, and when.

roll和roster都指人员名单,但语气和用途不同:roll多指正式登记的姓名清单,常用于点名或核实成员身份;roster则强调按职责、班次或轮值编排的人员名单,突出“谁、何时、做什么”。这里不比较roll表示“滚动”或“面包卷”等其他意思。