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I. rec·ord SUBST [ˈrekɔ:d, Am -ɚd]

1. record of attendance:

record (information)
record (information)
record (document)
Akte f <-, -n>
record (document)
Liste f <-, -n>
record (minutes)
Protokoll nt <-s, -e>
record (minutes)
Niederschrift f <-, -en>
the coach went on record as saying ...
to be a matter of [public] record
to keep records historian
to keep a private record of sth
sich Dat etw notieren
for the record (for the minutes)
for the record (as a matter of form)

2. record no pl (past history):

record
Vorgeschichte f <-> kein pl
record of achievements
he's got a clean record
police record
professional record
safety record
criminal record
dental record
to have an excellent record worker, employee
to have a good/bad record
medical record
Krankenblatt nt <-(e)s, -blätter>

3. record (music):

record
hit record
Hit m <-s, -s> ugs
to change/play/put on a record
to make [or cut] a record

4. record SPORT:

record
Rekord m <-s, -e>
Olympic record
world record
Weltrekord m <-(e)s, -e>
to break [or beat] a record
to hold a record
to set [or establish] a record

5. record JUR (court report):

record
record
Gerichtsakte f <-, -n>
a court of record

6. record COMPUT:

record

Wendungen:

to put [or set] the record straight
to put [or set] the record straight
to say sth off the record
strictly off the record
strictly off the record
to speak on [the] record

II. rec·ord ADJ [ˈrekɔ:d, Am -ɚd] inv

record
to reach a record high/low
to do sth in record time

III. rec·ord VERB trans [rɪˈkɔ:d, Am -ˈkɔ:rd] line breaks: re·cord

1. record (store):

to record sth facts, events
to record a birth/a death/a marriage JUR
to record sth in the minutes of a meeting

2. record (register):

3. record (for later reproduction):

to record sth FILM, MUS
to record sth event
to record a speech

IV. rec·ord VERB intr [rɪˈkɔ:d, Am -ˈkɔ:rd] line breaks: re·cord (on tape, cassette)

record
record
record person
record machine

record VERB

record
record

record SUBST FINMKT

record

record SUBST RECHW

record (Buchungsbeleg)

record SUBST IT

record
OpenDict-Eintrag

record SUBST

records ntpl

aˈmend·ment rec·ord SUBST COMPUT

amendment record

ˈar·chive rec·ord SUBST COMPUT

archive record

crimi·nal ˈrec·ord SUBST

criminal record
to have a criminal record

ˈdata rec·ord SUBST

data record (data stock)

ˈhome re·cord SUBST

home record

medi·cal ˈrec·ord SUBST

medical record
Krankenblatt nt <-(e)s, -blätter>

po·lice ˈrec·ord SUBST

1. police record (dossier):

police record

2. police record (history of convictions):

police record
to have a long police record

pre-re·cord VERB trans [ˌpri:rɪˈkɔ:d, Am -ˈkɔ:rd]

to pre-record sth music, speech

ˈrec·ord-break·er SUBST

Rekordergebnis nt <-ses, -se>
record-breaker (person)
Rekordler(in) m (f) BRD ugs
record-breaker (person)
Rekordhalter(in) m (f) <-s, -> A

ˈrec·ord-break·ing ADJ attr, inv

record-breaking
record-breaking
Rekordergebnis nt <-ses, -se>
a record-breaking year
Present
Irecord
yourecord
he/she/itrecords
werecord
yourecord
theyrecord
Past
Irecorded
yourecorded
he/she/itrecorded
werecorded
yourecorded
theyrecorded
Present Perfect
Ihaverecorded
youhaverecorded
he/she/ithasrecorded
wehaverecorded
youhaverecorded
theyhaverecorded
Past Perfect
Ihadrecorded
youhadrecorded
he/she/ithadrecorded
wehadrecorded
youhadrecorded
theyhadrecorded