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record [ˈrekɔːd]
sustantivo
1. registro (m) (account)
- to keep a record of something -> anotar algo
- to put something on record -> dejar constancia (escrita) de algo
- the coldest winter on record -> el invierno más frío del que se tiene constancia
- to be on record as saying that… -> haber declarado públicamente que…
- off the record -> confidencialmente (say)
- (just) for the record -> para que conste
- to put or set the record straight -> poner las cosas en claro or en su sitio
- record office -> (oficina (f) del) registro (m)
2. historial (m) (personal history); antecedentes mpl penales (of criminal)
- to have a good/bad safety record -> tener un buen/mal historial en materia de seguridad
- he has a record -> tiene antecedentes (of criminal)
- academic record -> expediente (m) académico
- case record (medicina) -> historial (m) (clínico)
3. disco (m) (musical)
- to make a record -> grabar un disco
- record company -> compañía (f) discográfica
- record player -> tocadiscos m inv
4. récord (m) (best performance)
- to set a record -> establecer un récord
- to hold the record -> tener el récord
- to break or beat the record -> batir el récord
5. registro (m) (informática)
adjetivo
también:
- in record time -> en tiempo récord
- unemployment is at a record high/low -> el desempleo or la desocupación ha alcanzado un máximo/mínimo histórico (Am)
verbo transitivo [rɪˈkɔːd]
6. grabar (on video, cassette)
7. anotar (write down)
- recorded delivery -> correo (m) certificado (of parcel, letter) (británico)
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record [ri-kord]
1. Registrar, anotar (write down) o poner alguna cosa en los libros de registro; inscribir una relación auténtica u oficial de algo; protocolar; archivar.
- Historians record how the Spanish Empire fell -> los historiadores narran la caída del Imperio Español
2. Celebrar la memoria de alguna cosa, fijar en el ánimo, imprimir en la memoria.
3. Indicar, registrar, grabar.
4. Referir, relatar. (Antiguo)
- Where the barometer recorded but 28.5 inches -> donde el barómetro indicó no más que 28.5 pulgadas (726 milímetros)
va.
sustantivo
1. Registro, copia auténtica de un documento; protocolo, historia; recuerdo.
2. Relación de sucesos consignados en un libro para conservarlos.
3. Disco que reproduce sonidos musicales o de otra clase en un gramófono.
- Record company -> compañía discográfica
4. Registro de actos, en especial de los atletas; también el más notable de esos actos.
- To hold the world ostentar el récord mundial -> 5. Atestación, testimonio
- Records -> archivo (file), papeles archivados; fastos; memorias
- Old records -> archivos
- Keeper of the records -> archivero
- On o upon registrado; (Fig.) inscrito en los anales de la historia -> There is no record of it in history, no hay nota de ello, no se hace mención de ello en la historia
- To make a tomar razón -> registrar, archivar; también, igualar o superar al más notable ejercicio atlético que se recuerda
adjetivo
5. Sin precedentes.
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