英语词汇wait list怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

wait list

noun [ C usually singular ] mainly US (also waitlist ) uk/ˈweɪt ˌlɪst/ us/ˈweɪt ˌlɪst/

等候名单

a list of people who have asked for something, especially a place at a college or in a class, or a ticket for something, that is not immediately available but may be in the future

In the Washington area 1,520 people are on the wait list for a new kidney. 在华盛顿地区，有1520人在等待换肾的名单上。

Officials said the wait list for the program is currently at 20 families. 有关官员说，目前有20个家庭在这个项目的等待名单上。

Compare: waiting list

They agreed that 2,000 of the 2,500 coming off the wait list will be put in a less expensive program offering fewer services than the main program.
She said they sometimes made an "executive decision" to offer care to a disabled person who was not at the top of the wait list.
For tickets, information, and waitlist for Sunday, call the number below.
The price for waitlist tickets is still $10.

wait-list

verb [ T ] (also waitlist) uk/ˈweɪtˌlɪst/ us/ˈweɪtˌlɪst/

把…列入等候名单

to put someone on a (= a list of people who have asked for something, especially a place or ticket to do something, that is not immediately available but may be in the future)

In case a wait-listed booking is confirmed, immediately inform the customer over the phone. 一旦预订名单确认，立即打电话通知顾客。

There are many people, around 99,000 right now, waitlisted for organ transplants. 有很多人，现在大约有99000人，放上了器官移植的等候名单上。

We're likely to wait-list even top students if they don't give us some indication that they want to come to the college.
Agents are permitted to issue paper tickets for flights on which passengers have an open ticket or are wait-listed.
Tony Hynes of University High School got into Stanford but was wait-listed at smaller colleges.

单词	wait list
释义	wait list noun [ C usually singular ] mainly US (also waitlist ) uk/ˈweɪt ˌlɪst/ us/ˈweɪt ˌlɪst/ 等候名单 a list of people who have asked for something, especially a place at a college or in a class, or a ticket for something, that is not immediately available but may be in the future In the Washington area 1,520 people are on the wait list for a new kidney. 在华盛顿地区，有1520人在等待换肾的名单上。 Officials said the wait list for the program is currently at 20 families. 有关官员说，目前有20个家庭在这个项目的等待名单上。 Compare: waiting list More examples They agreed that 2,000 of the 2,500 coming off the wait list will be put in a less expensive program offering fewer services than the main program. She said they sometimes made an "executive decision" to offer care to a disabled person who was not at the top of the wait list. For tickets, information, and waitlist for Sunday, call the number below. The price for waitlist tickets is still $10. wait-list verb [ T ] (also waitlist) uk/ˈweɪtˌlɪst/ us/ˈweɪtˌlɪst/ 把…列入等候名单 to put someone on a (= a list of people who have asked for something, especially a place or ticket to do something, that is not immediately available but may be in the future) In case a wait-listed booking is confirmed, immediately inform the customer over the phone. 一旦预订名单确认，立即打电话通知顾客。 There are many people, around 99,000 right now, waitlisted for organ transplants. 有很多人，现在大约有99000人，放上了器官移植的等候名单上。 More examples We're likely to wait-list even top students if they don't give us some indication that they want to come to the college. Agents are permitted to issue paper tickets for flights on which passengers have an open ticket or are wait-listed. Tony Hynes of University High School got into Stanford but was wait-listed at smaller colleges.
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