shortlist

shortlist

[ˈʃɔ:tlɪst]

vt.<英>供最后挑选（或考虑）用的候选人名单;

n.入围名单;

过去式： shortlisted 现在分词：shortlisting 第三人称单数： shortlists

例句:

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she would ultimately welcome a baby boy in october, spend 10 minutes recording the james bond theme "skyfall" and find her way onto oscar's best song shortlist, and be named ap's entertainer of the year this month.

她最终会在十月迎来一个男婴，花10分钟录制詹姆斯•邦德的主题曲《Skyfall》，试图获得奥斯卡最佳歌曲提名，并在本月被命名为美联社年度最佳艺人。

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when tech entrepreneurs leila zegna and her husband were planning a move from san francisco to london last autumn, they compiled a shortlist of six central london neighbourhoods.

去年秋天，当科技创业者莱拉潆尼亚（Leila Zegna）伉俪计划从旧金山搬至伦敦时，他们最终圈定了伦敦市中心的6处住宅区。

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Computers monitor and analyse data for operations chiefs, run the supply chain for procurement managers and assess, filter and occasionally shortlist candidates for human resources officers at companies such as Xerox and Walmart.

电脑可以为运营主管监测、分析数据，为采购经理管理供应链，在施乐（xerox）和沃尔玛（walmart）等公司中为人力资源主管评估、筛选候选人，并偶尔确定入围名单。

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