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In.best performance
1) to establish, set a (new) record
2) to equal, tie a record
3) to beat, better, break, surpass a record
4) to hold a record
5) an unbroken record
6) an attendance; speed record
7) a national; Olympic; world record
8) records fall
account of eventsfile9) to keep; make a record (to keep a record of events)
10) to close; open up a record
11) to destroy records
12) an accurate; detailed; official; sketchy; verbatim record
13) public record (a matter of public record)
14) medical records
15) of; on record (the coldest day on record)
16) (misc.) to set the record straight ('to correct a misunderstanding')
past performance17) (to have) a clean; good record
18) an academic; distinguished; excellent; mediocre, spotty; safety; service record (her academic record is excellent; he's been in jail and has a police record; this airline's safety record is impeccable; she has a distinguished record as a public official)
recorded crimes19) to have a record (he's been in jail and has a record)
20) a criminal, police record
publicationpublic disclosure21) to go on record
22) for the record (was his statement for the record?)
23) off the record (what she told the reporters was off the record)
grooved disc24) to cut (AE), make a record
25) to play a record
26) a gramophone (BE), phonograph (AE); long-playing record
IIv.1) to record live
2) (L) ('to report') the newspapers recorded that a new era in international cooperation had begun
* * *['rekɔːd]Olympicdetailedexcellentgood recordlong-playing recordmake a recordmediocreopen up a recordpolice recordset a (new) recordsketchyspeed recordspottysurpass a recordtie a recordverbatim recordworld recordphonograph (AE)service record (her academic record is excellent; he's been in jail and has a police record; this airline's safety record is impeccable; she has a distinguished record as a public official)on record (the coldest day on record)(L) ('to report') the newspapers recorded that a new era in international cooperation had begun['account of events'] ['file'] to keep['best performance'] to establish['past performance'] (to have) a clean['publication'] ['public disclosure'] to go on recorda criminala nationalan academican accuratean attendancean unbroken recordmedical recordsofto beatto closeto destroy recordsto equalto hold a recordto play a recordto record liverecords fall(misc.) to set the record straight ('to correct a misunderstanding')['grooved disc'] to cut (AE)a gramophone (BE)public record (a matter of public record)['recorded crimes'] to have a record (he's been in jail and has a record)for the record (was his statement for the record?)off the record (what she told the reporters was off the record)
Combinatory dictionary. 2013.
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record — [ r(ə)kɔr ] n. m. • 1882; mot angl., de to record « rappeler, enregistrer », du fr. recorder (vx), rac. cord « cœur » 1 ♦ Exploit sportif qui dépasse ce qui a été fait avant dans le même genre et par la même catégorie de sportifs. Homologuer un… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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Record — or The Record may mean:An item or collection of data: * Storage medium that contains data (more specifically audio data) ** Gramophone record (also called phonograph record ), mechanical storage medium ** Compact Disc, optical storage medium *… … Wikipedia
Record — Rec ord (r[e^]k [ e]rd), n. [OF. recort, record, remembrance, attestation, record. See {Record}, v. t.] 1. A writing by which some act or event, or a number of acts or events, is recorded; a register; as, a record of the acts of the Hebrew kings; … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Récord — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda El término récord, generalmente es una castellanización del termino inglés record puede hacer referencia a: Récord (periódico), un periódico mexicano; Récord (deporte): la mejor marca en una disciplina deportiva. Una … Wikipedia Español
record — [ri kôrd′; ] for n. & adj. [ rek′ərd] vt. [ME recorden, to report, repeat (also, to sing, practice a tune, warble) < OFr recorder, to recount, recite, repeat < L recordari, to call to mind, remember < re , again + cor (gen. cordis), mind … English World dictionary
record — ► NOUN 1) a piece of evidence or information constituting an account of something that has occurred, been said, etc. 2) the previous conduct or performance of a person or thing. 3) (also criminal record) a list of a person s previous criminal… … English terms dictionary
record — RECÓRD, recorduri, s.n. Rezultat realizat într o competiţie sportivă oficială, a cărui valoare reprezintă cea mai bună performanţă, omologată de o persoană juridică; p. gener. realizare maximă, performanţă supremă obţinută într un domeniu de… … Dicționar Român
récord — (plural récords; del inglés; pronunciamos récor ) sustantivo masculino 1. Área: deporte Marca deportiva que supera las anteriores del mismo género y en idénticas condiciones: El atleta norteamericano consiguió el récord del mundo de velocidad en… … Diccionario Salamanca de la Lengua Española
record — vb Record, register, list, enroll, catalog can mean to commit to writing for the sake of immediate or future use. Record usually implies as its purpose the making of an exact or official entry or statement which gives evidence of the facts… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
récord — 1. Voz tomada del inglés record, ‘marca o mejor resultado homologado en la práctica de un deporte’. Se utiliza frecuentemente en sentido figurado, fuera del ámbito deportivo. Su plural es récords (→ plural, 1j): «La BBC espera batir todos los… … Diccionario panhispánico de dudas
