checklist English

Meaning checklist meaning

What does checklist mean?

checklist

— noun a list of items (names or tasks etc.) to be checked or consulted

Synonyms checklist synonyms

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list

schema

outline

memo

compendium

catalog

Topics checklist topics

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List

• What words refer to a list of things?
  list checklist inventory catalog

Examples checklist examples

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Movie subtitles

Hit every item on your checklist.

And here's your checklist.

You call the precincts, and you find out from security the company checklist there.

And here's a checklist.

Checklist.

Checklist complete.

Say, bud. Read the checklist to me.

Final landing checklist.

Pre-drop checklist complete.

Beginning checklist. - Override.

Here's your checklist, your maps, all your golf shit.

Zero hour checklist, 15 seconds.

Payload checklist.

I'll get a checklist started too.

But I just want to run down the checklist, make sure we haven't forgotten anything.

Forget about the checklist.

Checklist complete?

Checklist complete. - I may need help with the rudder.

Give me the checklist.

That can't be, he's not on the checklist.

You'd better take this, um. this checklist.

Get on the checklist.

Checklist for light speed.

Checklist is complete.

At night, I'd do the checklist in my mind.

We have to do our checklist for orbital insertion.

That concludes the primary systems checklist, commander.

Road trip checklist.

News and current affairs

The key for Bhutan is to regard GNH as an enduring quest, rather than as a simple checklist.

Thus, expansionary monetary policy via standard open-market operations by a central bank is the first item on the checklist of what to do in a financial crisis.

Here is a short checklist against which to assess whether the outcomes of Cancun represent a move towards a true development round.

Economists disagree about when, under what circumstances, and in what order governments should move beyond these first two items on the checklist.

First, we do not know enough about when, under what circumstances, and in what order governments should resort to these checklist items.