record
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/ˈrekərd/
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/ˈrekɔːd/
noun
A2
A document or file that contains information about something.
We need to check the medical record for the patient.
A2
The best or worst performance that has ever been achieved in a particular activity.
He set a new record in the 100-meter dash.
B1
A person's past actions or achievements.
She has a record of success in her career.
R
Evidence of past events or conditions, such as rocks, fossils, or artifacts.
The archaeological record provides clues about ancient civilizations.
R
A list of crimes that a person has committed.
The police checked his record for previous offenses.
R
A round, flat object that is used to play music.
She collected old vinyl records.
R
A musical work or collection of works that is released for sale.
Their new record is number one on the charts.
verb
A2
To write down information so that it can be saved for future use.
Please record the meeting notes in the notebook.
A2
To make a copy of music, a film, or a performance in a permanent form.
The concert will be recorded for a live album.
A2
To perform music in a studio to create a permanent copy.
The band is recording their new songs this week.
R
To officially state something, especially in a legal context.
The judge recorded the verdict as 'not guilty'.
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To show a particular measurement or reading.
The barometer recorded a drop in air pressure.
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To achieve a particular score or outcome.
The team recorded a victory in the championship game.
translation
A document or file that contains information about something.; The best or worst performance that has ever been achieved in a particular activity.; A person's past actions or achievements.; Evidence of past events or conditions, such as rocks, fossils, or artifacts.; A list of crimes that a person has committed.; A round, flat object that is used to play music.; A musical work or collection of works that is released for sale.
To write down information so that it can be saved for future use.; To make a copy of music, a film, or a performance in a permanent form.; To perform music in a studio to create a permanent copy.; To officially state something, especially in a legal context.; To show a particular measurement or reading.; To achieve a particular score or outcome.
Word Forms
3rd Present
records
Past
recorded
Perfect
recorded
Progressive
recording
Plural
records