liè
organiser; aligner; lister
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他把书桌上的书都列了出来。
tā bǎ shūzhuō shàng de shū dōu liè le chū lái.
He listed all the books on the desk.
这个表格列出了所有员工的工资。
zhège biǎogé liè chū le suǒyǒu yuángōng de gōngzī.
This table lists the salaries of all employees.
他把这些事情都列举了出来。
tā bǎ zhèxiē shìqíng dōu lièjǔ le chū lái.
He listed all these things.
排 (pái)
row, rank
列举 (lièjǔ)
enumerate, list
横 (héng)
horizontal
排 (pái)
row
The Chinese character 列 (liè) is composed of two parts: the radical 阜 (fù), which means "mound" or "hill", and the phonetic component 列 (liè), which is a simplified form of the character 列 (liè), meaning "to arrange" or "to put in order". The character 列 (liè) first appeared in oracle bone script during the Shang dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BC) and was originally used to represent a row of soldiers or objects arranged in a line. Over time, the meaning of the character expanded to include the concepts of "to list", "to enumerate", and "to classify". In modern Chinese, 列 (liè) is commonly used in words related to lists, such as 列表 (lièbiǎo, "list"), 列举 (lièjǔ, "to list or enumerate"), and 列车 (lièchē, "train").
