- record
- 1. noun
1)
written records of the past
Syn:account(s), document(s), documentation, data, file(s), dossier(s), evidence, report(s); annal(s), archive(s), chronicle(s); minutes, transactions, proceedings, transcript(s); certificate(s), instrument(s), deed(s); register, log, logbook; Law muniment(s)2)listening to records
Syn:album, vinyl; dated phonograph record, LP, single, forty-five, seventy-eight3)the judge weighed the factor of his good record
Syn:previous conduct/performance, track record, history, life history, reputation4)she's got armed robbery on her record
Syn:criminal record, police record; informal rap sheet5)she won the race and set a new record
Syn:best performance, highest achievement; best time, fastest time; world record6)a lasting record of what they have achieved
Syn:reminder, memorial, souvenir, memento, remembrance, testament2. adjectiverecord profits
Syn:record-breaking, best ever, unsurpassed, unparalleled, unequaled, second to none3. verb1)the doctor recorded her blood pressure
Syn:write down, put in writing, take down, note, make a note of, jot down, put down on paper; document, put on record, enter, register, log; list, catalog2)the thermometer recorded a high temperature
Syn:indicate, register, show, display3)the team recorded their fourth win
Syn:achieve, accomplish, chalk up, notch up4)the recital was recorded live
Syn:make a record/recording of, tape, tape-record; video-record, videotape, video•
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