record

US /rɪˈkɔːrd/
UK /rɪˈkɔːrd/
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1.

a thin plastic disk carrying recorded sound, especially music, for playing on a phonograph or turntable

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She put on an old jazz record.
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Vinyl records have made a comeback.
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discalbumLPsingle
2.

a piece of evidence or information constituting an official report of a fact or event

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The police kept a record of all calls.
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Please keep an accurate record of your expenses.
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reportaccountdocumentfilelog
3.

the best performance or most remarkable event of its kind that has been officially measured and noted

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He broke the world record for the 100-meter dash.
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The team set a new league record for most wins in a season.
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bestpeakhighestfastest
1.

to set down in writing or other permanent form for later reference

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Please record the meeting minutes.
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The sensor will record temperature changes.
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write downnotedocumentlogregister
2.

to convert (sound or a performance) into permanent form for later reproduction

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They plan to record a new album next month.
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The band will record their live performance.
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tapevideofilmcapture
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