roster meaning
[ 'rəustə ] Pronunciation: "roster" in a sentence
Noun: roster róstu(r)
Usage: Brit
- A list of names
- roll
Usage: Brit
- Assign people to particular duties at particular times
Derived forms: rostering, rostered, rosters
Encyclopedia: Roster
[Business]
AmE / noun [C]
1
a list of the names of people such as employees, customers, etc:
a roster of clients/customers/partners
He has assembled an impressive client roster.
the launch of a roster of new software titles
2
a list of people's names and the jobs that they have to do at a particular time:
the duty roster
This week's duty roster has been pinned up on the staff noticeboard.
Examples
More: Next- he was listed on their rosters until 1933
- you give him a roster spot, it's a waste of money
- that's what nash has done with an entire roster
- well, actually the roster's filled . sorry
- i was going over the personnei roster, and i ain't on it