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record

/ˈrek.ɔːd/

Traduction: Disque en plastique mince contenant de la musique ou des sons enregistrés, ou document/fichier servant de preuve d'événements passés., Verbe désignant l'action de consigner par écrit ou sous une autre forme durable pour un usage ultérieur, ou d'enregistrer des sons ou des images.

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noun

/ˈrek.ɔːd/A2formal
  • frDisque en plastique mince contenant de la musique ou des sons enregistrés, ou document/fichier servant de preuve d'événements passés.

A noun referring to a thin plastic disc on which music or other sounds are recorded, or a document or file that provides evidence of past events.

  1. Best achievementA2formal

    The best or highest performance achieved in a particular activity, sport, etc.

    frRecord (meilleure performance)

    • She broke the world record for the 100-meter sprint.
    • This is a new record for sales this quarter.
    • He holds the school record for most goals scored.

    Synonymesachievementbenchmarkbestmarkperformancetime

  2. Document or informationB1formal

    A written account or document that provides evidence or information about past events.

    frEnregistrement / document écrit

    • The medical records show his vaccination history.
    • They keep detailed records of all transactions.
    • Police checked the criminal record of the suspect.

    Synonymesaccountarchivechronicledocumententryfilelogregisterreport

  3. Audio recordingA2informal

    A thin plastic disc on which music or sound is recorded.

    frDisque (enregistrement sonore)

    • I bought a vinyl record of my favorite band.
    • He collects old jazz records.
    • The song became a hit record in the 80s.

    Synonymesalbumdiscphonograph recordplattervinyl

Formes
  • records plural form
  • records' possessive plural form
  • record's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/rɪˈkɔːrd/B1formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de consigner par écrit ou sous une autre forme durable pour un usage ultérieur, ou d'enregistrer des sons ou des images.

A verb used to indicate the act of setting down in writing or some other permanent form for later reference, or capturing sound or images.

  1. Capture sound or imageA2formal

    To store sound, images, or data using electronic equipment.

    frEnregistrer (capturer du son ou une image)

    • She recorded her new song in the studio.
    • They recorded the meeting for later review.
    • He recorded a video message for his family.

    Synonymescapturefilmshoottapevideotape

  2. Register or note downB1formal

    To write down or enter information in a permanent form.

    frenregistrer

    • Please record your name and address here.
    • The secretary recorded the minutes of the meeting.
    • They recorded all transactions in the ledger.

    Synonymesdocumententerlognoteregisterset downtranscribewrite down

    Antonymesdeleteeraseremove

  3. Achieve best performanceB2formal

    To set or achieve the highest or lowest performance in a particular activity.

    frétablir un record

    • She recorded a new world record in the 100m sprint.
    • The team recorded their best season ever.
    • He recorded the fastest lap time during practice.

    Synonymesachieveclock upestablishpostregisterset

Formes
  • recorded past participle
  • recorded past simple
  • recording present participle
  • records third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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