- a complete list of items, for example of things that people can look at or buy
- to consult the library catalogue
- An illustrated catalogue accompanies the exhibition.
- Please take a look at our online catalogue.
Extra Examples- More details are given in our catalogue.
- Browse our illustrated catalogue of garden plants.
- The gallery produced a catalogue of young artists.
- She consulted the museum catalogue.
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- colour/color
- illustrated
- mail-order
- …
- produce
- publish
- browse through
- …
- in a/the catalogue
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- a long series of things that happen (usually bad things)
- a catalogue of disasters/errors/misfortunes
Extra Examples- The commission reported a catalogue of errors that went right to the top of government.
- What followed was a whole catalogue of disasters.
- What we have here is a catalogue of failure.
- Child protection officers uncovered a catalogue of cruelty and abuse.
Word Originlate Middle English: via Old French from late Latin catalogus, from Greek katalogos, from katalegein ‘pick out or enrol’.
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