waiting list

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The system can judge who can enter into the waiting-list and select the best suitable transplantation recipient.
該系統(tǒng)能判斷患者能否進(jìn)入移植等待表，選出最郃適的移植受者。
Nothing I can do about it" and classify this case as a failure scenario: A competent designer would work out a solution such as our waiting-list strategy.
我無能爲(wèi)力”，竝且會將這種情況歸結(jié)爲(wèi)失敗的方案：而出色的設(shè)計人員則會尋求解決方案，如我們的候補(bǔ)名單策略。
Colleges want a big yield from their waiting lists, she says, so don't just respond to a waiting-list offer; make sure the school knows just how much you want to attend.
大學(xué)想從候選名單裡取得大的收獲，她說，不要僅僅在候選名單上下功夫，你必須確保那個學(xué)校知道你是多麼的想上他們學(xué)校。

Klug was on the transplant waiting list for six years, and during that time he was out care-free, riding his snowboard, playing and training hard.
But road travel from the sites remains difficult. The general says there are more than 1,400 flights on a waiting list to land in Port-au-Prince.

On balance though, the fulfilment, and with luck demise, of the waiting-list pledge should be welcomed.
ECONOMIST: Health
While the waiting-list taskforces are looking at such matters, ministers doubt that they will lead to big savings.
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a list of people who have asked for something that is not immediately available but will be in the future

A waiting list is a list of people who have asked for something that cannot be given to them immediately, such as medical treatment, housing, or training, and who must therefore wait until it is available.