Pronunciation: /ˈkætəˌlɔɡ/
noun a list or record of items, often in a systematic order
A1 I used a catalog to order new clothes for the upcoming season.
A2 She flipped through the catalog to find a new book to read.
B1 The company sends out a catalog every month showcasing their latest products.
B2 I prefer browsing a physical catalog rather than shopping online.
C1 The library has an extensive catalog of rare books and manuscripts.
C2 The museum's catalog of paintings is considered one of the most comprehensive in the world.
verb to make a list or record of items
A1 I like to catalog my stamp collection.
A2 She cataloged all the books in the library.
B1 The museum curator is responsible for cataloging all the artifacts.
B2 The scientist cataloged the different species of plants found in the rainforest.
C1 The archivist meticulously cataloged the historical documents.
C2 The researcher cataloged the data from the experiment for analysis.
formal The library has an extensive catalog of rare books dating back to the 15th century.
informal I found this cool catalog of vintage clothing online.
slang Check out the latest sneaker catalog, it's fire!
figurative His mind was like a vast catalog of memories, each one carefully stored and easily retrievable.
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