Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Roster"

A: roster = all of the available players on a team or characters in a game

A: A list of names.

Example:
The teacher used the class roster to check that all the students were there.

The football team’s roster includes each player’s and their position.

A: "list"
for example: the teacher is calling the roster.
In that case, the teacher is making sure who did not come to class by calling the student's names.

A: There are too many people who have signed up for basketball we need to narrow down the roster to the best players for the team.

There are too many candidates for the job we need to narrow down the roster based on the best applications.

A: As a noun - "She is on the roster to open the club tennis courts tomorrow at 10:00am".
As a verb - "He is rostered to close the club gates after the end of the game tomorrow".

A: Rooster and cock are the same. Rooster is used more in US English, cock in the UK.
The rooster has brightly coloured feathers.
The cock wakes everyone up at dawn crowing cock-a-doodle doo.

A: They mean the same thing but use "latest" so "the latest roster not released yet" and "the latest roster not yet released"

A: Yep, it's natural

A: Yes, it's the same. But I think it's seldom used in daily occasions.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: × I’ve got my roster from my workplace today, but I’m only working one day next week and only 5 hours.
✓ I got my work roster today, but I’m only working one day next week and for only 5 hours.

× I won’t earn enough money in there despite having a covid visa which doesn’t have limit of working time, so how can I save momey without working.
✓ I won’t earn enough money despite having a COVID visa which doesn’t have a maximum on working hours, so how am I supposed to save money?

× However, in the same way, I can understand why my manager doesn’t put me shifts more than 2 days.
✓ However, I can understand why my manager doesn’t put me on for more than 2 days.

× My performance might be bad in front of him and my English is still poor as a hospitality job.
✓ My performance in front of him might be bad and my English is still poor for what hospitality needs.

× I’ve been feeling lonely since I started living in Australia although my life of Australia has enjoyed and have some friends.
✓ I’ve been feeling lonely since I started living in Australia, even though my life here has been fun and I have some friends.

× I can’t express my feeling straight way to someone who only conversation with English each other.
✓ I can’t express my feelings accurately to someone when only speaking in English.

× Fron when will I try it hard to improve it and pass the exam of IELTS.
✓ ??? I will try hard to improve and pass the IELTS exams.

× I just make compalain too much to my skills when my feeling is going down.
✓ I just complain too much about my skills when I'm feeling down.

× That’s because of without my effort
✓ That’s because of without my effort, ???

i think you're doing really well! don't be too hard on yourself. it takes time to improve! i hope your experience in australia gets better. i'm from australia, and i'm sure most australians are happy to talk to you, no matter your level of english.

The "???" parts are parts that i'm not sure about what you're trying to say. the final sentence is also incomplete. without your effort, what will happen?

i hope this helps, and i hope you can gain more confidence in your english skills

A: The roster is the list of players that will be in the game: who will play which position, the batting order (for baseball) etc.

A: I forgot to check the roster. Could you please tell me what time I start work tomorrow?
Do is not necessary.

A: I apologize that my latest roster has not yet been released. I'll let you know when I have it and thank you for being patient.