checklist

UK:  ['tʃeklɪst]

US:  [ˈtʃɛkˌlist]

复数：checklists  

n.

1.清单

1 . I have a checklist that came with the paper the other day, and I am using that to figure out how much is enough.
我有一个清单附带了其他的一天，我使用的是找出多少是不够的。

2 . The checklist ran to several thousand words, but, one of the main things they learnt was that each level had to feel achievable.
清单长达数千字，但是他们学到的最要东西之一即是，每一关都要人有成就感。

3 . If I'm down on the basketball court with a bunch of male classmates, I subconsciously run through a checklist: I'm a guy, so are they.
倘若我同一群男同学在篮球场上，我潜意识地产生这些念头：我是个小伙子，他们也是。

4 . Kent Beck's original twelve practices of Extreme Programming are something of a checklist, but not quite.
KentBeck最初提出的十二个XP实践看起来象是一个检查列表，但并不完全是。

5 . The point system creates perverse incentives to design around the checklist rather than to build the greenest building possible.
扣分制度创造了不良动机设计围绕清单，而不是建立环保的大楼的可能。