register
🇺🇸
/ˈredʒɪstər/
🇬🇧
/ˈredʒɪstə(r)/
verb
B2
to put a name or information on an official list
You must register your name to vote.
R
to show your opinion officially
They voted to register their disagreement.
R
to show or record a measurement
The thermometer will register the temperature.
R
to show a feeling on your face
His face will register surprise when he hears.
R
to notice or be noticed
Did he register that you were there?
R
to send mail with extra protection
Please register this letter for safety.
noun
B2
an official list of names or information
Please sign the hotel register when you arrive.
R
the range of a voice or instrument
She sings in a high register.
R
the style of language used
The book uses a formal register.
R
an opening for air in a heating system
Open the register to let warm air in.
R
a machine for money in a shop
The cashier uses the register to take payments.
translation
to put a name or information on an official list; to show your opinion officially; to show or record a measurement; to show a feeling on your face; to notice or be noticed; to send mail with extra protection
an official list of names or information; the range of a voice or instrument; the style of language used; an opening for air in a heating system; a machine for money in a shop
Word Forms
3rd Present
registers
Past
registered
Perfect
registered
Progressive
registering
Plural
registers