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C1 · Advanced Countable noun Nautical Technical

n. a leaning or tilting position, usually of a ship or a building.

n. a leaning or tilting to one side, typically referring to a vessel or structure that is not upright.

日本語:傾斜※

“The old ship had a heavy list to the left after the storm.”

“The cargo ship developed a dangerous ten-degree list to starboard after the heavy machinery shifted during the gale.”

C2 · Proficiency Plural noun Archaic · Literary

n. the area where knights used to fight in jousting competitions.

n. the barriers or palisades enclosing an area for jousting or combat.

“The knights entered the lists to prove their bravery before the king.”

“The heralds cleared the lists as the two champions prepared for the final pass of the tournament.”

A2 · Elementary

v. to write or say a series of things in a specific order.

v. to record or enumerate items in a series; often used when cataloguing information.

“Please list your previous jobs on the application form.”

“The report lists several recommendations for improving the company's environmental impact over the next decade.”

C1 · Advanced Nautical Technical

v. to lean or tilt to one side.

v. to lean or cause to lean to one side, especially of a ship.

Español:escorar

“The boat started to list as water leaked into the engine room.”

“The damaged vessel began to list heavily, forcing the crew to abandon ship before it capsized entirely.”

C2 · Proficiency Archaic · Literary

v. an old word for listening to something.

v. to listen or pay attention to; used primarily in poetry or older texts.

Español:escuchar

“List to the sound of the wind in the trees.”

“The poet urged his audience to list closely to the whispers of the ancient forest.”