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Definition: Record

Record

Adjective

1. Best of its kind on record; "in record time".

Noun

1. Anything (such as a document or a phonograph record or a photograph) providing permanent evidence of or information about past events; "the film provided a valuable record of stage techniques".

2. The number of wins versus losses and ties a team has had; "at 9-0 they have the best record in their league".

3. An extreme attainment; the best (or worst) performance ever attested (as in a sport); "he tied the Olympic record"; "coffee production last year broke all previous records"; "Chicago set the homicide record".

4. Sound recording consisting of a disc with continuous grooves; formerly used to reproduce music by rotating while a phonograph needle tracked in the grooves.

5. The sum of recognized accomplishments; "the lawyer has a good record".

6. A list of crimes for which an accused person has been previously convicted; "he ruled that the criminal record of the defendant could not be disclosed to the court"; "the prostitute had a record a mile long".

7. A compilation of the known facts regarding something or someone; "Al Smith used to say, `Let's look at the record'"; "his name is in all the recordbooks".

8. A document that can serve as legal evidence of a transaction; "they could find no record of the purchase".

Verb

1. Make a record of; set down in permanent form.

2. Register electronically.

3. Indicate a certain reading; of gauges and instruments; "The thermometer showed thirteen degrees below zero"; "The gauge read `empty'".

4. Be aware of.

5. Be a memorial to a person or an event; "This sculpture commemorates the victims of the concentration camps".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "record" was first used: 12th century. (references)

 

Specialty Definition: Record

DomainDefinition

Computing

Record An ordered set of fields. The term is used in both files (where a record is also called a "line") and databases (where it is also called a "row"). In a spreadsheet it is always called a "row". In all these cases the records represent different entities with different values for the attributes represented by the fields. Fields may be of a fixed width (bits or characters) or they may be separated by a delimiter character, often comma (CSV) or HT (TSV). The collection of all values of a given field from all records is called a column. (1999-07-05). Source: The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing.

Electrical Engineering

A piece of plastic material in the form of a disk on which a modulation is mechanically recorded. Source: European Union. (references)

General

Formal written record of a meeting. Source: European Union. (references)

Geography

Photographic or magnetic record of the energy received by a spread of geophone groups with time following the shot or energy release. Source: European Union. (references)

Information

A collection of specifically defined fields. Source: European Union. (references)

Law

A written account of all the acts and proceedings in a lawsuit. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Specialty Definition: Analogue disc record

(From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia)

The analogue disc record was the main technology used for storing recorded sound in the 20th century. Its common names included gramophone record (British English), phonograph record (American English), record, album, disc, black disc, vinyl, and (more informally) platter or sides.

Introduction

It is an audio storage medium, most commonly used for preserving music. A gramophone record almost always consists of a disc engraved with a single concentric spiral groove on one side of the disc, in which a stylus or needle runs, from the outside edge towards the centre. (A small number of early phonograph systems and radio transcription discs started the groove from the inside rather than the edge of the disc, and a small number of novelty records were manufactured with multiple separate grooves.) The record spins at a certain speed, while the needle is held on a mobile arm, which gradually moves toward the centre of the record as it follows the spiral. Since the late 1910s, both sides of the record have usually been used for playing surfaces.

By the early 1990s digital media such as the compact disc surpassed the analogue disc in popularity, but analogue discs continue to be made (although in very limited quantities) into the 21st century.

Early history

Recording on disc as opposed to phonograph cylinder had been contemplated and experimented with by such inventors as Charles Cros, Thomas Edison, Chichester Bell, but the first to actually develop usable disc record technology was Emil Berliner, a German working in Washington, D.C, in 1884. He got patents in Berlin and Washington, DC for the record and the gramophone in 1887.

The first disc recordings for phonographs or gramophones were commercially marketed in 1895, and they gradually overtook the earlier phonograph cylinder as the dominant medium of recorded sound by the 1910s.

Early analogue disc records were originally made of various materials including hard rubber. In the early 20th century earlier materials were largely replaced by a rather brittle formula known as "shellac". The mass production of shellac records began in 1898 in Hanover, Germany. Shellac records were the most common until about 1950. Earliest speeds of rotation varied widely, but by 1910 records rotating at or about 78 or 80 times in one minute became standard, with 78 rpm becoming the standard in the late 1920s. This gave a common name for such records as 78s (or "seventy-eights"). This term did not come into use until after World War II when a need developed to distinguish the 78 from other newer disc record formats. Earlier they were just called records, or when there was a need to distinguish them from cylinders, disc records. Standard records was also used, although the same term had also been used earlier for 2 minute cylinders.

In the 1890s early discs were usually 7 inches in diameter. By 1910 the 10-inch record was by far the most popular standard, holding about 3 minutes of music or entertainment on a side. 12-inch records were also commercially sold, mostly of classical music or operatic selections, with 5 minutes of music per side.

Such records were usually sold separately, but sometimes in collections held in paper sleeves in a cardboard or leather book, similar to a photograph album, and called record albums. Also, empty record albums were sold that customers could use to store their disc records in.

Post-War formats

After World War II, the "78" was replaced by two competing formats: the 33 1/3 rpm (often just referred to as to 33 rpm), and the 45 rpm. The 33 1/3 rpm LP (for "Long Play") format was developed by Columbia Records and marketed in 1948. RCA Victor had developed the 45 rpm format years earlier but had not marketed it until 1949, in response to Columbia. Both types of new disc used narrower grooves, intended to be played with a smaller stylus, than the old "78s", so the new records were sometimes called Microgroove. All of these companies agreed to a common recording standard for improving quality called RIAA equalization.

The older 78 format continued to be mass produced along side the newer formats into the 1950s (and in a few countries, such as India, into the 1960s).

About the same time the most common substance for making disc records became vinyl. All speeds of records were made in various sizes, mainly 7, 10 and 12 inches diameter; the 7-inch being most common for the 45rpm, the 10-inch for the 78 (and the first few years of 33&1/3 production), and the 12-inch for the 33 from the mid 1950s on.

Disc records were extremely popular in their heyday, despite their well-known weaknesses. Throughout most of their period of popularity audio quality was below the best technically possible, but disc records were cheap to manufacture, and easy for the buyer to store and play back.

The discs were fragile. Shellac 78s were brittle and would shatter if dropped. While vinyl records were less subject to breakage they were more prone to being scratched on their unprotected surface, and were more easily warped out of shape by heat. Scratches could cause audio clicks and pops; the needle could skip to the next groove, bypassing that portion of the audio track; or it could skip backward, repeating the same portion of track over and over. If the hole in a record was not cut precisely in the centre the grooves would speed up and slow down once per revolution as the needle moved further from and then closer to the centre, causing changes in speed and pitch known as "wow".

Audiophiles would take great care of their records, often playing them on expensive equipment to get the best sound and impart the least wear to the disc. However, even with the best of care, keen ears could often detect slight surface noise and audio degradation after two to five playings of a vinyl record. Repeated use degraded the audio quality further.

As a practical matter, records provided adequate sound quality when treated with care and replaced after a reasonable number of playings. They were the music source of choice for radio stations for decades, and the switch to digital music libraries by radio stations has not produced a noticeable improvement in sound quality. The limitations of recording and mastering techniques had a greater impact on sound quality than the limitations of the record itself, at least until the 1980s.

Records were easy and inexpensive to manufacture, so they could be mass-produced. Also, with the advent of long-playing records, the album cover became more than just packaging and protection, and album cover art became an important part of the music marketing and consuming experience.

The analogue record mastering and pressing process

Recording the disc

For the first several decades of disc record manufacturing, sound was recorded directly on to the master disc (also called the matrix, sometimes just the master) at the recording studio. From about 1950 on (earlier for some large record companies, later for some small ones) it became usual to have the performance first recorded on audio tape, which would could then be processed and/or editied, and then dubbed on to the master disc.

A Record cutter would engrave the grooves into the master disc. Early on theses master discs were soft wax, later on a harder lacquer was used.

Mass producing records

The soft master would then usually be electroplated with a metal, commonly a nickel alloy. When this metal was removed from the master, it would be a negative master (in some companies' terminology, this was called the master; note difference from master disc above). In the earliest days the negative master was used as a mold to press records sold to the public, but as demand for mass production of records grew, another step was added to the process.

The negative master mold is used to create metal positive discs, each called a mother. These mothers would then in turn be used to make more negatives, each called a stamper. The stampers would be used as the molds for the discs sold to the public. The advantages of this system over the earlier more direct system included ability to make more records more quickly by having multiple stampers pressing records at the same time, more records could be pressed from each record since much used molds would eventually wear out, and spare mothers as back ups.

The analogue record in the era of digital technology

Starting in the 1980s, vinyl records were gradually replaced in mainstream music consumer markets with the compact disc (CD). Vinyl records continue to be manufactured and sold today, although it is considered to be a niche market comprised of audiophiles, collectors, and disc jockeys (DJs).

Some audiophiles dispute the superiority of CDs. The lack of hiss or background crackling is dependent on the quality of the original recording. There are also inherent limitations of the 44 kHz sampling rate used for CDs, which tends to distort subtle phase differences that affect the psychoacoustic placement of the sound in the stereo image. The quality and clarity of the sound is very much dependent on the quality of the reproduction equipment, for example the DAC (Digital to analog converter).

The background noise one hears on a vinyl record has been compared to the patina of an oil painting -- a part of the work, not an imperfection to be eliminated; moreover, it has been claimed that some pre-CD recordings were made with this patina in mind. To further cloud the issue, some pop music released on CD has had crackles and hiss added artificially, for effect. See Lo-fi.

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Database record

(From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia)

A database record is a single row of information in a relational database table. For instance, in a billiards database, one record in the score table is a single score and has fields (a.k.a. columns) for the two players, the date, who won, and the number of balls remaining on the table, while one record in the player table contains one player's name, address, and playing skill.

Source: adapted by the editor from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under a copyleft GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) from the article "Database record."

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Guinness Book of Records

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The Guinness Book of Records or in recent editions Guinness World Records is a book published annually, containing an internationally recognized collection of superlatives: both in terms of human achievement and the extrema of the natural world.

Recent editions have focused on record feats by human competitors. Competitions range from obvious ones such as weightlifting to the more entertaining ones such as longest egg-throwing distance or the number of hot dogs that can be consumed in 10 minutes. Besides competitions, it contains facts such as who holds the record for being the tallest person in the world, the most poisonous plant, and so on.

Each edition contains a subset of the larger set of records in the Guinness database, and the choice reflects the year of publication.

It first appeared in Britain in 1955, having been commissioned by the Guinness brewery as a book for settling bar bets. It was written by Ross and Norris McWhirter, twins and noted British athletes and journalists, who continued to publish it and related books for many years.

A number of spinoff books and television series have been produced.

External links

www.guinnessworldrecords.com, the official site of the book

www.recordholders.org, the site of Guinness world record holders

Source: adapted by the editor from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under a copyleft GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) from the article "Guinness Book of Records."

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Land speed record

(From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia)

Land Speed Records 1898-2002

The information below is for self-propelled wheeled vehicles travelling over open ground. As such, it does not include records set by vehicles travelling on rails or motorized sleds over frozen lakes.

Additionally, the records below do not distinguish between different recognized classes of the land speed record, such as top speed for a motorcycle (333.117 mph), top speed for a steam-driven vehicle (145.607), or other top speeds that are not absolutes.

These are average speeds over the given distance. Two figures are given, one for the speed measured over a kilometre long course, and one for a mile long course. The country field refers to the driver's nationality. Early records were not set according to clearly defined rules and thus some of them are controversial.

Disputed records are on a yellow background.

THIS TABLE IS A WORK IN PROGRESS most of the information is accurate but don't consider it as an absolute reference.

   
 

Date Location Driver Driver Country Vehicle Power Km Speed Mile Speed Comments
December 18, 1898 Achères, France Gaston de Chasseloup-Laubat France Jeantaud Duc Electric 39.24 mph (63.15 km/h)    
January 17, 1899 Achères, France Camille Jenatzy Belgium CGA Dogcart Electric 41.42 mph (66.66 km/h)    
January 17, 1899 Achères, France Gaston de Chasseloup-Laubat France Jeantaud Duc Electric 43.69 mph (70.31 km/h)    
January 27, 1899 Achères, France Camille Jenatzy Belgium CGA Dogcart Electric 49.93 mph (80.35 km/h)    
March 4, 1899 Achères, France Gaston de Chasseloup-Laubat France Jeantaud Duc Profilée Electric 57.65 mph (92.78 km/h)    
April 29, 1899 Achères, France Camille Jenatzy Belgium CITA No 25 La Jamais Contente Electric 65.79 mph (105.88 km/h)   First record over 100km/h
April 13, 1902 Nice, France Leon Serpollet France Gardner-Serpollet Oeuf de Pacques Steam 75.06 mph (120.80 km/h)    
November 5, 1902 Ablis, France William K. Vanderbilt USA Mors Z Paris-Vienne IC 76.08mph (122.44 km/h)    
November 5, 1902 Dourdan, France Henri Fournier France Mors Z Paris-Vienne IC 76.60 mph (123.28 km/h)    
November 17, 1902 Dourdan, France M. Augières France Mors Z Paris-Vienne IC 77.13 mph (124.13 km/h)    
July 17, 1903 Ostend, Belgium Arthur Duray Belgium Gobron Brillié Paris-Madrid IC 83.46 mph (134.32 km/h)    
November 5, 1903 Dourdan, France Arthur Duray Belgium Gobron Brillié Paris-Madrid IC 84.73 mph (136.36 km/h)    
January 12, 1904 Lake St. Clair, USA Henry Ford USA Ford Arrow IC   91.37 mph (147.05 km/h) On frozen lake
March 31, 1904 Nice, France Arthur Duray Belgium Gobron Brillié Paris-Madrid IC 88.76 mph (142.85 km/h)    
March 31, 1904 Nice, France Louis Rigolly France Gobron Brillié Paris-Madrid IC 94.78 mph (152.53 km/h)    
May 25, 1904 Ostend, Belgium Pierre de Caters Belgium Mercedes Simplex 90 IC 97.25 mph (156.50 km/h)    
July 21, 1904 Ostend, Belgium Louis Rigolly France Gobron Brillié Gordon Bennett IC 103.56 mph (166.66 km/h)    
November 13, 1904 Ostend, Belgium Paul Baras France Darracq Gordon Bennett IC 104.53 mph (168.22 km/h)    
January 24, 1905 Daytona Beach, USA Arthur MacDonald France Napier 6 IC 104.65 mph (168.42 km/h)    
December 30, 1905 Arles, France Victor Héméry France Darracq V8 Special IC 109.65 mph (175.44 km/h)    
January 26, 1906 Daytona Beach, USA Fred H. Marchriott USA Stanley Steamer Steam 121.57 mph (195.65 km/h)    
January 24, 1907 Ormond Beach, Florida Glenn Curtiss USA Curtiss V8 40hp (30kW) motorcycle IC   136.27 mph (219.31 km/h)  
November 6, 1909 Brooklands, Great Britain Victor Héméry France 200hp Benz No 1 IC 125.94 mph (202.68 km/h) 115.93 mph (186.57 km/h)  
June 24, 1914 Brooklands, Great Britain L. G. Hornstead Great Britain 200hp Benz No 3 IC   124.09 mph (199.70 km/h) First 2-way record
February 12, 1919 Daytona Beach, USA Ralph de Plama USA Packard 905 IC 149.875 mph (241.200 km/h)   Recognized in the USA, not recognized by the AIACR
May 17, 1922 Brooklands, Great Britain Kenelm Lee Guinness Great Britain 350hp Sunbeam IC 133.70 mph (215.17 km/h) 129.17 mph (207.88 km/h) Last record set on a closed course
July 6, 1924 Arpajon, France René Thomas France Delage La Torpille IC 143.21 mph (230.47 km/h) 143.31 mph (230.64 km/h)  
July 12, 1924 Arpajon, France Ernest A. D. Eldridge Great Britain FIAT Special Mephistopeles II IC 146.01 mph (234.98 km/h) 145.89 mph (234.79 km/h) Last record set on a public road
September 25, 1924 Pendine Sands, Wales Malcolm Campbell Great Britain 350hp Sunbeam Blue Bird IC 146.15 mph (235.21 km/h) 146.16 mph (235.22 km/h)  
July 21, 1925 Pendine Sands, Wales Malcolm Campbell Great Britain 350hp Sunbeam Blue Bird IC 150.86 mph (242.79 km/h) 150.76 mph (242.62 km/h)  
March 21, 1926 Southport, Great Britain Henry Segrave Great Britain 4 Litre Sunbeam Ladybird IC 152.30 mph (245.10 km/h) 149.32 mph (240.31 km/h)  
April 27, 1926 Pendine Sands, Wales J. G. Parry-Thomas Great Britain Higham-Thomas Special Babs IC 169.29 mph (272.45 km/h) 168.07 mph (270.48 km/h)  
April 28, 1926 Pendine Sands, Wales J. G. Parry-Thomas Great Britain Higham-Thomas Special Babs IC 171.01 mph (273.60 km/h) 170.62 mph (274.59 km/h)  
February 4, 1927 Pendine Sands, Wales Malcolm Campbell Great Britain Campbell Napier Blue Bird IC 174.88 mph (281.44 km/h) 174.22 mph (280.38 km/h) Last record set in Europe
March 29, 1927 Daytona Beach, USA Henry Seagrave Great Britain 100hp Sunbeam 'Slug' IC 202.98 mph (326.66 km/h) 203.79 mph (327.97 km/h)  
February 19, 1928 Daytona Beach, USA Malcolm Campbell Great Britain Campbell Napier Blue Bird IC   206.95 mph (333.05 km/h)  
April 22, 1928 Daytona Beach, USA Ray Keech USA White Triplex Spirit of Elkdom IC   207.55 mph (334.02 km/h)  
March 11, 1929 Daytona Beach, USA Henry Segrave Great Britain Irving-Napier Golden Arrow IC 231.56 mph (372.66 km/h) 231.36 mph (372.34 km/h)  
February 5, 1931 Daytona Beach, USA Malcolm Campbell Great Britain Campbell Napier Railton Blue Bird IC 246.08 mph (396.03 km/h) 245.73 mph (395.46 km/h)  
February 24, 1932 Daytona Beach, USA Malcolm Campbell Great Britain Campbell Napier Railton Blue Bird IC 251.34 mph (404.49 km/h) 253.96 mph (408.71 km/h)  
February 22, 1933 Daytona Beach, USA Malcolm Campbell Great Britain Campbell Rolls-Royce Railton Blue Bird IC 272.46 mph (438.48 km/h) 272.10 mph (437.90 km/h)  
March 7, 1935 Daytona Beach, USA Malcolm Campbell Great Britain Campbell Rolls-Royce Railton Blue Bird IC 276.16 mph (444.44 km/h) 276.71 mph (445.32 km/h) Last record set on a beach
September 3, 1935 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Malcolm Campbell Great Britain Campbell Rolls-Royce Railton Blue Bird IC   301.129 mph (484.620 km/h)  
November 19, 1937 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA George E. T. Eyston Great Britain Thunderbolt IC 312.00 mph (502.11 km/h) 311.41 mph (501.17 km/h)  
August 27, 1938 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA George E. T. Eyston Great Britain Thunderbolt IC 345.20 mph (555.55 km/h) 345.48 mph (556.00 km/h)  
September 15, 1938 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA John Cobb Great Britain Railton IC 350.06 mph (563.37 km/h) 350.19 mph (563.58 km/h)  
September 16, 1938 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA George E. T. Eyston Great Britain Thunderbolt IC 357.33 mph (575.07 km/h) 357.49 mph (575.32 km/h)  
August 23, 1939 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA John Cobb Great Britain Railton IC 369.74 mph (595.04 km/h) 367.91 mph (592.09 km/h)
September 16, 1947 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA John Cobb Great Britain Railton 'Mobil' Special IC 393.82 mph (633.79 km/h) 394.19 mph (634.39 km/h) First one-way over 400mph
September 5, 1963 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Craig Breedlove USA Spirit of America Turbojet 408.312 mph (657.114 km/h) 407.447 mph (655.722 km/h) Ratified by FIM as vehicle has 3 wheels
October 5, 1964 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Tom Green USA Wingfoot Express Turbojet 415.093 mph (668.027 km/h) 413.199 mph (664.979 km/h)  
October 7, 1964 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Art Arfons USA The Green Monster Turbojet 434.356 mph (665.231 km/h) 434.022 mph (664.694 km/h)  
October 13, 1964 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Craig Breedlove USA Spirit of America - Sonic 1 Turbojet   468.719 mph (754.330 km/h)  
October 15, 1964 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Craig Breedlove USA Spirit of America - Sonic 1 Turbojet   526.277 mph (846.861 km/h)  
October 27, 1964 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Art Arfons USA The Green Monster Turbojet 544.134 mph (875.699 km/h) 536.710 mph (863.791 km/h)  
November 2, 1965 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Craig Breedlove USA Spirit of America - Sonic 1 Turbojet 555.485 mph (893.966 km/h) 555.485 mph (893.966 km/h)  
November 7, 1965 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Art Arfons USA The Green Monster Turbojet 572.546 mph (921.423 km/h) 576.553 mph (927.872 km/h)  
November 15, 1965 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Craig Breedlove USA Spirit of America - Sonic 1 Turbojet 600.842 mph (966.961 km/h) 600.601 mph (966.574 km/h)  
October 23, 1970 Bonneville Salt Flats, USA Gary Gabelich USA Blue Flame Rocket 630.389 mph (1014.52 km/h) 622.407 mph (1001.67 km/h) First record over 1000km/h
December 17, 1979 Edwards AFB, USA Stan Barrett USA Budweiser Rocket Rocket     Questionable supersonic top speed claim not officially recognized due to non-standard measurements and doubted by many experts.
October 4, 1983 Black Rock Desert, USA Richard Noble Great Britain Thrust2 Turbojet   633.468 mph (1019.47 km/h)  
September 25, 1997 Black Rock Desert, USA Andy Green Great Britain ThrustSSC Turbofan 713.496 mph (1148.26 km/h) 714.144 mph (1149.30 km/h)  
October 15, 1997 Black Rock Desert, USA Andy Green Great Britain ThrustSSC Turbofan 760.343 mph (1223.65 km/h) 763.035 mph (1227.99 km/h) First supersonic record (Mach 1.016)

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Record

(From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia)

Record is (as a noun) any set of data kept, and (as a verb) to set down data to be kept. Such data may be writing, audio, digital, or other media.

For the sound recording type of record that spins on a turntable, known as a phonograph record in American English and a gramophone record in British English, see analogue disc record.

In computer science, a record can be any of at least two different things.

The most common meaning is simply "an item in a database". There is a wide variety of such "records", but the most common type (the one relational databases support) is an instance of the other kind of record.

The other meaning of "record" is "an aggregation of several items of possibly different types", with the implication that there are many records containing the same types of items. C calls these "structs"; object-oriented languages often keep their records hidden inside "objects", or "class instances"; languages in the ML family have their tuples. COBOL was the first programming language to support records directly; Algol got it from COBOL, and Pascal got it, more or less indirectly, from Algol.

A record is also an extreme value that would be considered worthy of recording for posterity, e.g. in sports, weather, economics, etc.

In law, the record of a court case or administrative agency adjudication normally consists of the transcript or minutes of the proceedings, any exhibits introduced in evidence at the hearing or trial, and any motion papers filed in the case. When an appeal is taken, the appellate court reviews the decision of the trial court based on the record on appeal which consists of the record of the case from the trial court or some subset of that record. Where the original record is missing, a hearing may have to be held to reconstruct the record on appeal. Nowadays, this is rare, but was common in past centuries before stenographic equipment came into use, when transcripts of trials were not always made. (See also court of record.)

Source: adapted by the editor from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under a copyleft GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) from the article "Record."

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Record producer

(From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia)

In the music industry, "record producer" designates a person responsible for completing a master recording so that it is fit for release. In earlier days, record producers bore the title of A&R men, for Artists and Repertory, which gives a clearer picture of their function: controlling the artists and choosing the material.

In the first part of the 20th century, the record producer's role resembled that of a film producer, in that the record producer supervised recording sessions, paid technicians, musicians and arrangers, and sometimes chose material for the artist. By the 1960s, record producers took a more direct role in the musical process, including arranging, engineering the recording, and even writing the material. Through it all, record producers have had a strong influence, not only on individual careers, but on the course of popular music.

Compare Audio engineer

Notable Record Producers

For more record producers, see List of record producers.

Source: adapted by the editor from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under a copyleft GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) from the article "Record producer."

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The Chronic

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The Chronic is the debut solo album from American gangsta rapper Dr. Dre. Having split from Ice Cube and Eazy-E, Dre's first solo album established him as the biggest hip hop artist in the US, and one of the biggest stars of his era. The Chronic established a sound known as G-funk, slow George Clinton-influenced bass beats, that quickly moved into the mainstream. This album also jumpstarted the career of Snoop Doggy Dogg, who appears on several tracks.

On the Billboard Music Charts (North America) album lists, The Chronic hit #1 R&B/Hip hop and #3 Pop.

Track listing

  1. The Chronic (Intro) performed by Doctor Dre/Snoop Dogg - 1:57
  2. Fuck Wit Dre Day (And Everybody's... performed by Doctor Dre/Snoop Dogg/RBX/Jewell - 4:52
  3. Let Me Ride performed by Doctor Dre/Ruben/Jewell - 4:21
  4. The Day the Niggaz Took Over performed by Doctor Dre/RBX/Snoop Dogg - 4:33
  5. Nuthin' but a "G" Thang performed by Doctor Dre/Snoop Dogg - 3:58
  6. Deeez Nuuuts performed by Doctor Dre/That Nigga Daz/Snoop Dogg - 5:06
  7. Lil' Ghetto Boy performed by Doctor Dre/Snoop Dogg/That Nigga Daz - 5:29
  8. A Nigga Witta Gun performed by Doctor Dre/Snoop Dogg - 3:52
  9. Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat performed by Doctor Dre/Snoop Dogg/RBX - 3:48
  10. The $20 Sack Pyramid performed by Doctor Dre/Big Tittie Nickie/D.O.C./Samara - 2:53
  11. Lyrical Gangbang performed by Doctor Dre/Rage/Kurupt/RBX - 4:04
  12. High Powered performed by Doctor Dre/RBX/That Nigga Daz/Rage - 2:44
  13. The Doctor's Office performed by Doctor Dre/Jewell/Rage - 1:04
  14. Stranded on Death Row performed by Doctor Dre/Bushwick Bill/Kurupt/RBX - 4:47
  15. The Roach performed by Doctor Dre/RBX/That Nigga Daz/Rage/Ruben - 4:36
  16. Bitches Ain't Shit performed by Doctor Dre/Snoop Dogg/That Nigga Daz - 4:47

Personnel

Charting singles

Billboard Music Charts (North America) - singles
1993	Dre Day	                The Billboard Hot 100	            No. 8
1993	Let Me Ride	        The Billboard Hot 100	            No. 34
1993	Nuthin But A "G" Thang	The Billboard Hot 100	            No. 2
1993	Dre Day	                Hot Rap Singles	                    No. 13
1993	Nuthin But A "G" Thang	Hot Rap Singles	                    No. 1
1993	Dre Day	Hot             R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks	    No. 6
1993	Let Me Ride	        Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks    No. 34
1993	Nuthin But A "G" Thang	Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks    No. 1
1993	Dre Day	                Rhythmic Top 40	                    No. 6
1993	Let Me Ride	        Rhythmic Top 40	                    No. 21
1993	Nuthin But A "G" Thang	Rhythmic Top 40	                    No. 2
1993	Dre Day	                Hot Dance Music/Club Play	    No. 29
1993	Let Me Ride	        Hot Dance Music/Club Play	    No. 45
1993	Nuthin But A "G" Thang	Hot Dance Music/Club Play	    No. 22
1993	Dre Day	                Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales  No. 1
1993	Nuthin But A "G" Thang	Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales  No. 3
1993	Let Me Ride	        Hot Rap Singles	                    No. 3

Source: adapted by the editor from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under a copyleft GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) from the article "The Chronic."

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Abbreviations & Acronyms: Record

The following table is compiled from various sources, across various languages. When English abbreviations or acronyms come from a non-English source, this is noted.
EntrySourceExpressionField
REACHEnglishRecord Export for Art and Cultural HeritageFine Arts

Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

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Synonyms: Record

Synonyms: record(a) (adj), book (n), criminal record (n), disc (n), disk (n), phonograph record (n), phonograph recording (n), platter (n), recordbook (n), track record (n), commemorate (v), enter (v), immortalise (v), immortalize (v), memorialize (v), put down (v), read (v), register (v), show (v), tape (v). (additional references)
Antonym: erase (v). (additional references)

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Synonyms within Context: Record

ContextSynonyms within Context (source: adapted from Roget's Thesaurus).

Conduct

Execution, manipulation, treatment, campaign, career, life, course, walk, race, record.

Evidence

Admission; (assent); authority, warrant, credential, diploma, voucher, certificate, doquet, docket; testamur; record; document; pi

Indication

Warning; omen; prefigurement. trace, record. warning; alarm. scepter. trophy. gauge. milestone, milepost. brand, fool's cap. check, telltale; test; (experiment); mileage ticket; milliary.

Security

Authentication, verification, warrant, certificate, voucher, docket, doquet; record; probate, attested copy.

Superiority

Supremacy, preeminence; lead; maximum; record; gr/trikumia/, climax; culmination; (summit); transcendence; ne plus ultra; lion's share, Benjamin's mess; excess, surplus; (remainder); (redundancy).

Source: adapted from Roget's Thesaurus.

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Crosswords: Record

English words defined with "record": criminal recordDebt of recordexpense recordrecord album, record changer, record cover, record jacket, record sleevestock of recordtape record, Trial by recordwon-lost record, world record. (references)
Specialty definitions using "record": activation record, Administrative Record, amendment recordcallback record page, change recordearthquake recordFlood of RecordLOGICAL RECORDMail Exchange Record, Mauna Loa record, Medical Record Administrators, medical record department, MEDICAL RECORD TECHNICIAN, MX Recordperson record, PHYSICAL RECORDrecord hole, Record Separator, RECORD TESTER, Relative Record Data Setseismic record, seismographic record, spanned record, SUPERVISOR, RECORD PRESStime recordundefined record. (references)
Etymologies containing "record": Greffier. (references)
Non-English Usage: "Record" is also a word in the following languages with English translations in parentheses.

Catalan (keepsake, memento, souvenir), Dutch (record), French (record), Italian (record), Romanian (record), Welsh (record).

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Modern Usage: Record

DomainUsage

Screenplays

He will be in cahoots with the Columbia Record and Tape Company guy who's been after my ass for years (Reality Bites; writing credit: Ben Stiller, written by Helen Childress.)

They're just an interpretation, they're not a record, and they're irrelevant if you have the facts (Memento; writing credit: Bo Goldman; Lawrence Hauben)

Never get hurt, you can always have fun. And if you ever get lonely, you just go to the record store and visit all your friends (Almost Famous; writing credit: Cameron Crowe)

I could help you, but I'd rather stand here and record. (The Blair Witch Project; writing credit: Daniel Myrick; Eduardo Sánchez)

Whats your record for consecutive questions asked (Uncle Buck; writing credit: John Hughes.)

Lyrics

Record and play, after years of endless rewind (Too Little Too Late; performing artist: Barenaked Ladies)

Cuz the DJ grab the record by the fist full (Request Line; performing artist: Black Eyed Peas)

When he signed a major label record contract (Deception; performing artist: Blackalicious)

It's a rockin' rhythm record (Roll Over Beethoven; performing artist: Chuck Berry)

She said she saw me in the record stores (Same Old Lang Syne; performing artist: Dan Fogelberg)

Clever

Everyday I beat my own previous record for number of consecutive days I've stayed alive. (references; author: unknown)

Movie/TV Titles

The Estonians: For the Record (1974)

Record Breakers (1972)

King: A Filmed Record... Montgomery to Memphis (1970)

New York Lightboard Record (1961)

Deadly Record (1959)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Commercial Usage: Record

DomainTitle

References

  • Free Record Shop Holding: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

  • National Record Mart, Inc.: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

  • The World Market for Turntables and Record Players without Sound-Recording Devices: A 2004 Global Trade Perspective (reference)

    (more reference examples)

  

Books

  • A Pictorial Record of Great Western Absorbed Engines (reference)

  • No Abode: The Record of Ippen (Ryukoku-Ibs Studies in Buddhist Thought and Tradition) (reference)

  • Above Hallowed Ground: A Photographic Record of September 11, 2001 (reference)

  • An Abridgment of the Record of Lehi (reference)

  • Abstract Expressionism : A Critical Record (reference)

    (more book examples)

  

Periodicals

  

Theater & Movies

  • Record of Lodoss War - The Complete Series (Collector's Edition) (reference)

  • Guys & Dolls: Off the Record (reference)

  • World Record Elk (reference)

    (more DVD examples; more video examples)

  

Music

  

High Tech

  

Consumer Goods

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Image Slideshow: Record

Photos:
Record

More pictures...

Illustrations:
Record

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Computer Images:
Record

More pictures...

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Photo Album: Record

ThumbnailDescription & CreditThumbnailDescription & Credit

An older woman consults with the medical record personnel in a doctor's office. Shelves of records are seen in the background. See artwork: GR-42. Credit: Bill Branson (photographer).

The Sounds of Earth Record Cover. Credit: NASA.

World Record Breaking Paper Airplane. Credit: NASA.

"Jack" the mascot of the GEDNEY There is no record of how he got along with Billy the Bear. Credit: Coast & Geodetic Survey Historical Image Collection.

C. M. Durgin and P. C. Doran inspecting record book Looking for source of error in computations. Credit: Coast & Geodetic Survey Historical Image Collection.

A candidate for world record for northernmost volleyball game. Credit: Paths Less Taken - NOAA at the Ends of the Earth.

Using an evacuated glass flask to collect air sample to be analyzed for carbon dioxide. This information will be added to the historic Scripps (Charles Keeling) long-term CO2 record. Credit: Paths Less Taken - NOAA at the Ends of the Earth.

The record bonito, Tuna Club 1908, caught with rod and reel. This fish, which weighed 22 pounds, fought for more than an hour. Note angler's belt with socket for rod butt. In: "Sport Fishing in California and Florida," by Charles F. Holder. Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries, Vol. XXVIII 1908, Part I, p. 207 Plate II. Credit: Fisheries.

NOAA Restoration Center contractor, Tom Kane, documents the middle school videography project while on site to record the initial restoration processes. Credit: NOAA Restoration Center.

During the early 1980s, NSSL and University of Oklahoma researchers place TOTO (TOtable Tornado Observatory) in the path of an on-coming tornado. It would measure temperature, pressure, relative humidity etc. It would record the data on tape inside the 55 gallon drum. TOTO was hit by a small tornado only once in April, 1985. Credit: National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL).

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

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Digital Photo Gallery: Record
 

"Red record 01" by Antoni Canals
Commentary: "Technics light."
"Record Spinning" by Neil Smith
Commentary: "A photo of a record spinning on my technics."

Source: photographs selected by the editor, with permission from the photographers.

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Sounds Captioned with "Record".

PlayCaption
Scratch a record.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Familiar Quotations: Record

AuthorQuotation

Elena

There has never been a religion in the annals of the world with such a bloody record as Christianity.

Frank Lloyd Wright

Architecture is life, or at least it is life itself taking form and therefore it is the truest record of life as it was lived in the world yesterday, as it is lived today or ever will be lived.
No stream rises higher than its source. What ever man might build could never express or reflect more than he was. He could record neither more nor less than he had learned of life when the buildings were built.

Oscar Wilde

Religions die when they are proved to be true. Science is the record of dead religions.
We who live in prison, and in whose lives there is no event but sorrow, have to measure time by throbs of pain, and the record of bitter moments.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

All history is a record of the power of minorities, and of minorities of one.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

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Historic Usage: Record

AuthorDateQuotation

Marbury v. Madison

1803

This, then, is a plain case for a mandamus, either to deliver the commission, or a copy of it from the record; and it only remains to be enquired, Whether it can issue from this court. (reference)

Treaty of Versailles

1919

The Tribunal shall keep record of the questions and cases submitted and the proceedings thereon, with the dates of such proceedings. (reference)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

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Use in Literature: Record

TitleAuthorQuote

Sylvie and Bruno Concluded

Carroll, Lewis

A written record was found in their house, of the dates of their deaths

Les Miserables

Hugo, Victor

Record that mitigating circumstance

King Richard III

Shakespeare, William

Is it upon record, or else reported Successively from age to age, he built it

Grapes of Wrath

Steinbeck, John

The turntable drops down and the record swings into its place in the pile

Gulliver's Travels

Swift, Jonathan

These diversions are often attended with fatal accidents, whereof great numbers are on record.

Walden

Thoreau, Henry David

I see far inland the banks which the stream anciently washed, before science began to record its freshets

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

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Non-Fiction Usage: Record

SubjectTopicQuote

Health

You will need to keep a record. (references)

We also record Hispanic ethnicity. (references)

A record is made on paper or videotape. (references)

Business

Banks report an all time record of mortgage loans. (references)

Industrial relations are good and the U.K. has a low strike record. (references)

Mexico's record in internal union democracy and transparency is mixed. (references)

Children

Jordan

Activists reported that the GID sometimes withholds these certificates from deserving students due to a family member's allegedly problematic record. (references)

Civil Liberties

Russia

The demonstrators intended to protest the decision to hold the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, citing China's human rights record. (references)

Qatar

Converting from Islam is considered apostasy, and is technically a capital offense; however, there is no record of an execution for such a crime since 1971. Non-Muslim religious services must be authorized in advance by the Government. (references)

Economic History

Botswana

To date, BEDIA's record is mixed. (references)

Guatemala

The Serrano administration's record was mixed. (references)

Israel

Total foreign investment was a record 9 billion. (references)

Human Rights

Nigeria

Criticisms of the Government's past human rights record were abundant in various media. (references)

Turkey

The police maintain 24-hour monitoring bureaus that are required to record detentions on computers. (references)

Suriname

There were a record number of complaints against the police force during the year for physical mistreatment. (references)

Minorities

Russia

Police often failed to record infractions by minorities or issue a written record to the alleged infractors. (references)

Japan

The number of Korean residents--a record low 37.7 percent of the foreign population in 2000--has been decreasing steadily since 1991 as Korean nationals naturalized or married Japanese, which allows their children to gain Japanese citizenship automatically. (references)

Czech Republic

On December 7, a settlement was reached in the case of three teenagers, who were charged and convicted of racial violence after throwing Molotov cocktails at a Roma family's home and car in Rokycany in June 2000. The settlement allowed the teenagers' record to be expunged in exchange for words of contrition and a $1,150 (42,500 Czech crowns) payment to the Roma family. (references)

Political Economy

Hong Kong

Hong Kong's human rights record is very good. (references)

Hong Kong

Macau's human rights record is generally good. (references)

GHANA

U.S. firms have a good record of compliance with Ghanaian labor laws. (references)

Political Rights

Egypt

Votes generally are reported in aggregate terms of yeas and nays, and thus constituents have no independent method of checking a member's voting record. (references)

Czech Republic

Those who did not receive confirmation of a clear record may file a civil suit against the Interior Ministry for a charge similar to slander; however, no such suits were filed during the year. (references)

Indonesia

Through the first half of the year, the DPR's legislative record reflected its almost exclusive focus on removing Wahid from office; however, it was restricted by cumbersome procedures and a lack of staff expertise. (references)

Trade

Philippines

The U.S. has a good procurement record under ADB projects. (references)

Bahamas

However, lending for consumer purchases is now at record levels. (references)

Denmark

Denmark has the best record of all EU countries regarding implementation of Single Market directives. (references)

Travel

Uk

Repairs are underway and the overall safety record is otherwise good. (references)

Kuwait

Should hospitalization be necessary, request a copy of your medical record, or a medical summary to take with you upon discharge. (references)

Guinea

A valid World Health Organization vaccination and shot record will be needed at the point of entry and a yellow fever vaccination is required. (references)

Women

Hong Kong

However, human rights organizations and unions assert that the statistics inaccurately record many unemployed women as housewives and that, in fact, the unemployment rate for women is actually higher than the unemployment rate for men. (references)

Guatemala

Many observers believed that increases did not reflect an increase in the number of rapes committed, but rather an increased willingness on the part of victims to come forward, greater public confidence in the police, and improved record keeping of crime statistics. (references)

Worker Rights

Indonesia

Mitra Perempuan an NGO, operates a hotline to record abuse cases and help abused women. (references)

Lexicography

Devil's Dictionary

DIARY, n. A daily record of that part of one's life, which he can relate to himself without blushing. Hearst kept a diary wherein were writ All that he had of wisdom and of wit. So the Recording Angel, when Hearst died, Erased all entries of his own and cried: "I'll judge you by your diary." Said Hearst: "Thank you; 'twill show you I am Saint the First" -- Straightway producing, jubilant and proud, That record from a pocket in his shroud. The Angel slowly turned the pages o'er, Each stupid line of which he knew before, Glooming and gleaming as by turns he hit On Shallow sentiment and stolen wit; Then gravely closed the book and gave it back. "My friend, you've wandered from your proper track: You'd never be content this side the tomb -- For big ideas Heaven has little room, And Hell's no latitude for making mirth," He said, and kicked the fellow back to earth. "The Mad Philosopher"

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

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Spoken Usage: Record

SpeakerPhrase(s)

Barry Manilow

Not at that time. But I was pushing my song writing. I wanted other people to record my songs. And I got an offer to record my own songs as a singer. And I did, I accepted it, because nobody else seemed to be recording my songs.

Gerald Ford

In a subjective sense. You know, I had a fairly good record in athletics at the University of Michigan.

Jermaine Jackson

See my whole reason for being here is to sort of set the record straight and answer things that are sort of cloudy in one's mind that the media has misconstrued.

John Thune

Well, if you look at my record today, I mean, I think I'm going to make the vote that's right for the people of South Dakota.

Mark Geragos

It's all public. Just listen to me for a second. The probation report has to come out. It's called a pre-plea report. Under California law, it's a public record. Any sentence had to have a probation report.

Nellie Connally

I did for a while like a phonograph record. It just went off around again and again in my head if I was awake. Now, I have pushed it back, never to forget, but not to constantly upset me all the time.

Rush Limbaugh

The Democrats are already on record saying that we're in the midst of the steepest decline in the NASDAQ since the Great Depression, which, of course, is a flat-out lie.

Tim McGraw

They're the best. They put a movie in three minutes. So far I haven't been able to bring myself to put myself on that level to put a song on record.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Speeches: Record

SpeakerTermPhrase(s)

Franklin Pierce

1853-1857My own position upon this subject was clear and unequivocal, upon the record of my words and my acts, and it is only recurred to at this time because silence might perhaps be misconstrued.

Herbert C. Hoover

1929-1933I covet for this administration a record of having further contributed to advance the cause of peace.

Harry S. Truman

1945-1953We have a record of enormous achievements as a democratic society in solving problems and meeting opportunities as they developed.

John F. Kennedy

1961-1963This is the best record of overall price stability of any comparable period of recovery since the end of World War II.

Richard Nixon

1969-1974However, I want the record to be completely clear on one point.

Jimmy Carter

1977-1981The canal is operating as well as ever, with traffic through it reaching record levels this year.

Ronald Reagan

1981-1989Despite budget restraints, we will seek record funding for research and development.

George Bush

1989-1993It's there for research and development, R and D, a record high.

Bill Clinton

1993-2001Home sales are at a record high.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

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Usage Frequency: Record

"Record" is generally used as a noun (singular) -- approximately 86.19% of the time. "Record" is used about 14,334 times out of a sample of 100 million words spoken or written in English. Its rank is based on over 700,000 words used in the English language. Some parts-of-speech are not covered due to the samples used by the British National Corpus. (note: percents less than one-hundredth of one percent have been omitted)
Parts of SpeechPercentUsage per
100 Million Words
Rank in English
Noun (singular)86.19%12,355745
Lexical Verb (infinitive)11.58%1,6595,035
Lexical Verb (base form)1.87%26817,996
Noun (proper)0.35%5048,117
                    Total100.00%14,334N/A

Source: compiled by the editor from several corpora; see credits.

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Name Usage Frequency: Record

The following table summarizes the usage of "record" based on a population census conducted in the United States. Ranks and frequencies are based on all names reported and classified.
NameUsage/GenderUsage per 100
million Persons
Rank in USA
RecordLast name1,00010,031
Source: compiled by the editor from several corpora; see credits.

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Usage in Company Names: Record

CountryNameCountryName
Netherlands

Free Record Shop Holding

Switzerland

Agta Record

USA

National Record Mart, Inc.

 (more examples...)  

Source: compiled by the editor from Icon Group International, Inc.

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Expressions: Record

Expressions using "record": academic record activation record ad on record amendment record at record speed attendance record be a record of be on record bear record of beat a record beat the record bibliographic record blot one's record break a record break the record call detail record catchy record change record child record chronological record clean record congressional Record Court of record criminal record cut a record cut the record Debt of record earthquake record enter in the record examination record book expense record family record book for the record Graduate Record Examination gramophone record graphical record have a bad record have a criminal record have a good record in school have a good record of service have a good safety record have a record have a record of have got a record herd record he's got quite a record historical record hold a record hold the record in a record time in record jaw relation record keep a personal record of smth. keep a record keep a record of keep one's record clean keep to the record labor time record labour time record mail Exchange Record make a record master record matter of record medical record Medical Record Administrators medical record department Medical Record Linkage military record minefield record MX Record off the record official record on record on the record phonograph record photographic record pirate record place on record police record prisoner of war personnel record put a record on put on record record a payment record album record as target! record book record breaker record breaking record cabinet record card record cart record case record changer record collection record company record completing trunk record cover record delivery letter record gap record high record holder. Additional references.

Hyphenated Usage

Beginning with "record": record-and-documentary, record-beating, record-big, record-book, record-books, record-break, record-breaker, record-breakers, record-breaking, record-buy, record-buyer, record-buyers, record-buying, record-cleaners, record-collector, record-collectors, record-commodity, record-company, record-equalling, record-film, record-formatting, record-heads, record-holder, record-holders, record-holding, record-keeper, record-keepers, record-keeping, record-loading, record-locking, record-machine, record-making, record-mode, record-of-achievement, record-offices, record-packers, record-pause, record-playback, record-player, record-players, record-pressing, record-producer, record-review, record-section, record-setting, record-shop, record-shredders, record-signing, record-sixth, record-structured, record-time.

Ending with "record": fourteen-record, near-record, off-the-record, pre-record, re-record, single-record, tape-record, ten-record, track-record, world-record.

Containing "record": course-record-equalling.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Frequency of Internet Keywords: Record

The following statistics estimate the number of searches per day across the major English-language search engines as identified by various trade publications. Hyperlinks lead to commercial use of the expression at Amazon.com.
 
ExpressionFrequency
per Day
ExpressionFrequency
per Day

tower record

6,748

military record

883

public record

6,195

greensboro news record

876

record

3,651

daily record

857

criminal record

3,019

vinyl record

851

death record

2,046

record player

850

record label

2,031

police record

848

free public record

1,811

dmv record

812

bergen record

1,795

record company

797

birth record

1,788

record deal

765

guinness book of world record

1,410

death row record

746

world record

1,287

free criminal record

719

driving record

1,255

record shady

697

vital record

1,148

social security death record

674

bad boy record

1,106

public record search

643

marriage record

1,052

j record

633

cash money record

1,052

columbia record

624

stockton record

1,021

guinness world record

613

herald record times

976

universal record

593

state criminal record

952

social security record

586

virgin record

924

arista record

571
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Modern Translation: Record

Language Translations for "record"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.

Afrikaans

  

skyf (dial, disc, disk, slice), registreer (register), register (account book, register), rapport (account, report, scholary, scholary report), plaat (dial, disc, disk), verslag (account, report), aanteken (commend, recommend, register). (various references)

   

Albanian

  

disk (dial, disc, discus, disk). (various references)

   

Arabic 

  

‏تدوين (entry, notation, on file, registration), ‏دفتر (copybook, notebook, roster, stack, tablet), ‏رقم قياسي (height), ‏أشار (advert, allude, beckon, beckon in, connote, denote, designate, indicate, mark, mark out, mention, motion, point, point at, point out, read, refer, reference, show, sign, signalize, suggest), ‏أسطوانة (cylinder, disk, drum, roller), ‏أسطوانة فونغرافية (wax), ‏المدون (recorder, reporter), ‏سرد (dress rehearsal, enumerate, enumeration, narrative, recital, recitation, recite, recount, rehearsal, relation, retail), ‏سجل (book, calender, cut, enroll, enter, history, list, log, mark, mark down, note, put down, rap, register, registry, score, send in, set down, sign on, take notes, tally, transcribe, write down), ‏سجل رقم قياسي, ‏دون (below, beneath, inferior, mark, mark down, nick, notch, note, put down, set down, stick down, take down, take notes, tally, transcribe, under, write, write down, write out), ‏سجل لنشاط ما, ‏كتب (compile, compose, draft, draw up, enter, inscribe, note down, pen, prescribe, publication, register, write, write down), ‏تسجيل (enrollment, listing, posting, recording, register, registration), ‏تقرير (account, advisory, confirmation, decision, determination, report, statement), ‏حطم الرقم القياسي, ‏ورقة القيد, ‏وثيقة (bill, deed, document, instrument, paper, proxy, script), ‏قيد (bind, bond, bridle, chain, check, confine, derestrict, enchain, entry, fetter, handcuff, hold back, impose restrictions on, item, limit, limitation, manacle, qualify, register, restrain, restrict, restriction, rope, set bounds to, set down, shackle, tie, tie up), ‏مدونة شىء محفوظ, ‏محضر (maker, preparator, proceedings, report), ‏محضر جلسات (protocol), ‏ملف المدرسة, ‏سجل البوليس. (various references)

   

Bulgarian 

  

описвам (depict, depicture, describe, draw, list, narrate, picture, portray, report, represent to smb., write down), документ (act, certificate, document, exhibit, instrument, monument, muniment, paper, parchment), документиране (documentation), досие (dossier, file, record of service), име (appellation, appellative, denomination, designation, fame, handle, name, rating, title), пиша (inscribe, pen, sling ink, writ, write, write down), писмен документ (writing), протокол (minutes, protocol), протоколирам (minute, protocol), летопис (roll), архив, данни (data, evidence, findings, information, makings, reading), минало (antecedents, bygones, past, yore), сведения (dope, information, intelligence, report), отбелязвам (commemorate, make, make notes, margin, notch up, note, notice, observe, plot, put on, register, remark, set down, signalize, tag, write down), официален писмен документ, грамофонна плоча (platter), разказвам (narrate, pitch, recite, recount, relate, report, tell, tell around), репутация (character, fame, honor, honour, name, note, rating, rep, report, reputation, repute, standing), регистрирам (book, calendar, enter, file, inscribe, list, log, register), регистриране (filing, inscription, registration), рекорд, рекорден (record breaking), слава (aureole, fame, glory, kudos, laurels, luster, lustre, renown), записвам (get down, log, margin, mark down, note, put down, register, set down, sign in, sign up, stick down, take down, write down). (various references)

   

Chinese 

  

記錄 , 記載 (write down), 纪录, 筆錄 (notes, put down, take down), (native place, register), (age, discipline, era, order, period), 檔案 (archive, file), (case, file, incident, table), 唱片 (LP). (various references)

   

Czech

  

rekord (high), zaznamenat si (mark down), zapsat (enlist, enrol, enroll, enter, input, key in, put down, register, take down, write down), záznam (entry, note, recording, registration, tally), zápis (enrollment, enrolment, entry, minutes, registration), uchovat v pamìti, protokol (minute, minutes, protocol, registry, state, transcript), nahrávka (recording), nahrát (tape), gramofon (gramophone, phonograph, record player), deska (board, cover, leaf, panel, plate, sheet, slab, table). (various references)

   

Danish

  

skive (dial, disc, disk), optage (register). (various references)

   

Dutch

  

plaat (bank, dial, disc, disk, grammophone disc, image, picture, plate, sandbank, sheet, slab), verslag (account, report, scholary report), registreren (enter, register), record, grammofoonplaat (dial, disc, disk, grammophone disc), discus (dial, disc, discus, disk). (various references)

   

Esperanto

  

rekordo, registro (register), registri (register), raporto (account, report), disko (dial, disc, disk), antecedentoj (antecedents). (various references)

   

Faeroese

  

yvirlit (account book, index, magazine, periodical, register, revue, table, tablet, tabulation), skrá (account book, index, register, table, tablet, tabulation), listi (account book, register), frágreiðing (account, explanation, report). (various references)

   

Farsi 

  

سابقه (Acquaintance, Antecedent, Background, History, Intellect, Precedence, Prehistory, Scape, Shaft), رکورد, ثبت کردن (Docket, Inscribe, Note, Put, Register, Score, Scroll), صورت جلسه , صورت مذاکرات , صفحه گرامافون (Platter), ضبط (Retention, Seizure), بایگانی (Archive), ضبطکردن (Appropriate, Attach, Confiscate, Impound, Tape, Trace), یادداشت (Chit, Memoir, Memorandum, Minute, Notation, Reminiscence), تاریخچه (Annals, Chronicle, History, Memoir), حدنصاب مسابقه , نام نیک , نوشته (Deposition, Epigraph, Inscription, Manuscript, Opus, Paperwork, Scrip, Writ), نگارش , پیشینه (History, Past), ضبطشدن . (various references)

   

Finnish

  

pöytäkirja (minutes, report of the proceedings), äänilevy (disc). (various references)

   

French

  

record, enregistrer (register), disque, rapport (reference, relation, relevance, report, respect), procès-verbal (report), enregistrement (cassette recording, recording, registering, registration, registry, regristation), article (logical record). (various references)

   

Frisian

  

rekord, registrearje (register), skiif (dial, disc). (various references)

   

German

  

aufzeichnen (chart, draw, graph, keep a record, log, make a note, note, plot, sketch, to lay down, to record, write down), Schallplatte (disk), vermerken (note, write down), schriftlich festhalten (put down in writing, put on record), satz (allowance, bolt, bound, charge, clause, dart, dregs, game, grounds, hop, jerk, jump, kit, leap, leaves, matter, movement, nest, phrase, pounce, proposition, rate, sediment, sentence, set, setting, spring, theorem, type), Rekord, registrieren (calculate, keep a record, note, register, registering, take in, to record, to register), Protokoll (journal, log, minutes, protocol, report, score sheet, statement, ticket, transcript), festhalten (adherence, capture, cling, conventionalism, detain, emphasize, held, hold, hold down, hold on, hold on to, holding, intern, keep hold of, retain, to hold down, to hold tight, to retain), eintragen (book in, bring, enrol, enroll, enter, enter up, fetch, fill out, log, log up, register, registering, sign in, to enroll, to fill out, to register), Aufzeichnung (annotation, chronicle, note, notes, recorded programme, recording, sketch, videotaping), aufnehmen (absorb, admit, affiliate, assimilate, begin, book, commence, enroll, enter into, establish, film, grabbing, hold, include, incorporate, ingest, list, photograph, pick up, raise, receive, sop up, take, take down, take in, take on, take up, tape, to absorb, to affiliate, to assimilate, to host, to incorporate, to ingest, to record, twist, write in). (various references)

   

Greek 

  

καταγράφω (catalogue, list, log, note down, poll, register, set down, take down, write down), ρεκόρ, πρακτικά (in practice, minutes, practically, proceedings), ηχογραφώ, εγγράφω (book, enroll, matriculate, poll, register), δίσκος (album, disc, disk, single, tray). (various references)

   

Hawaiian

  

disk (dial, disc). (various references)

   

Hebrew 

  

תעודה (attestation, bill, certificate, credential, diploma, document, documentary, report, ticket), רקורד, רשום (booking, entered, entry, impression, inscribed, inscription, on record, recorded, recording, registered, registration, trace, written), רשומה (entry), רשימה (catalogue, docket, list, note, register, scroll), גנזים (coffer, treasure), השג (accomplishment, achievement, acquirement, attainment, exploit, feat, gain), זכרון דברים (minutes, protocol), ציון (denotation, designation, index, indication, marking, note, remark, sign, subscript), פרוטוקול (proceedings, protocol, transaction), מזכרת (keepsake, memento, remembrance, souvenir, trophy), תקליט (disc), לרשום (inscribe, note, register, write down), לרמוז (allude, become intimate, hint, imply, lead, mention, sound out, suggest, tip the wink), לדפתר (put in writing), להעיד על (speak for), להקליט, לכתוב (pen, register, write), לפנקס (keep records), עדות (attestation, deposition, evidence, law, precept, testimony). (various references)

   

Hungarian

  

rekord, hanglemez (gramophone disk, long playing, platter), feljegyzés (entry, memo, memorandum, memorial, minute, note, recording). (various references)

   

Indonesian

  

rekor, piringan hitam (disc), mencatat (annotate, make a note of, tally), catatan (annotation, data, datum, notation), catat. (various references)

   

Italian

  

registrare (accounting, beeches, book, check in, enrol, enroll, enter, log, note, register, set, take down, tally), record, verbale (minutes, oral, spoken, verbal), nota (annotation, bill, chit, footnote, list, Mark, message, notation, note, notice, remark, sign, videotaping), disco (dial, disc, discus, disk, diskette, grammophone, grammophone disc, puck). (various references)

   

Japanese Kanji 

  

音盤 (disk), 記録的 , 記録  (document, minutes), 記録 (document, minutes), 訴訟記録 , 登録  (entry, register, registration), 登録 (entry, register, registration), 登載 (printing, register), (shallow bowl, tray), レーニン主義 (beggar, homeless, label, labor union, lane, layer, layered cut, layered look, layman, layoff, layout, layout-system, lecture, leg guards, leggings, Leghorn, lei, Leninism, leopon, leotard, lexicon, philosophy of life, racialism, racism, rail, rain, rainbow fish, raincoat, rainy, raise, range, ranger, rape, rapier, rare, rare metal, ray, Ray-Ban, rayonne, ray-tracing, recorder, recording, recreation, regatta, reggae, regular, regular chain store, regular member, regulation, Regulus, requiem), 成績  (results), 成績 (results). (various references)

   

Japanese Katakana 

  

おんばん (disk), レコード , そしょうきろく, きろくてき, きろく (document, minutes), ばん (all, barbarian, evening, many, shallow bowl, size, tray), せいせき (holy site, results), とうさい (embarkation, loading on board, printing, register, this year, year of birth), とうろく (entry, register, registration). (various references)

   

Korean 

  

기록 (Archival, evidence, recording). (various references)

   

Manx

  

recortysey, recortys (chronicle, recording, register, registration slip, registry, testimony), recortey (chronicle, register), jannoo recortys jeh (tape). (various references)

   

Norwegian

  

innskrive (register). (various references)

   

Papiamen

  

registrá (register), regester (account book, register), disko (dial, disc). (various references)

   

Pig Latin

  

ecordray.(various references)

   

Polish

  

płyta (dial, disc), dysk (dial, disc). (various references)

   

Portuguese

  

registro (account book, adjustment fire, book, cartulary, enrollment, enrolment, entry, filing, gate, inventory, ledger, list, meter, recording, register, registration, registry, regulator, roster, stocktaking), registar (calendar, enrol, enroll, list, matriculate, register, score, to register, write down), disco (dial, grammophone disc, turntable), ata (academy-figure, custard-apple, minute, protocol, recess). (various references)

   

Romanian

  

raport (account, bearing, connection, memoir, rapport, ratio, reference, relation, relationship, report, respect, return, statement), reputaţie (character, crown, name, note, regard, renown, rep, report, reputation, repute, standing), registru (book, compass, Diapason, list, range, Reed, register, registry, roll), record, document (act, bill, charter, deed, document, file, indenture, muniment, paper, title, writ), disc (disc, discus, disk, paten), dare de seamã (account, report, return, statement), constata (ascertain, detect, discover, establish, find, observe, see, state, take note), consemna (commit, consign to, deposit, gate, register), certificat (attestation, certificate, patent, testimonial, ticket, voucher), eterniza (eternize), adeverinţã (attestation, certificate, counterfoil, receipt, voucher, warrant), informaţii date cu privirea la perspectivã, întocmi (arrange, draw up, execute, frame, lay down, schedule, write), însemnãri, însemna (badge, be, betoken, brand, chalk out, connote, denote, dint, excoriate, imply, import, item, jot down, mark off, mean, note, scotch, signify, spell, stand, tick), înscrie (affiliate, book, drop, engrave, enregister, enter, inscribe, insert, matriculate, register, write), arãta (appear, bespeak, betoken, carry forth, connote, demonstrate, designate, display, evidence, evince, exhibit, lay out, look, Mark, point, point out, produce, prove, put up, read, reveal, rise, seem, set, show, show up, signify, teach, trot out), imortaliza (eternalize, immortalize), înregistra (bill, book, chalk up, commit, enlist, enregister, enter, list, register, score, write), indica (denote, designate, indicate, infer, Mark, point out, set, shape, show, sign, signify, tell), vechime în câmpul muncii (length of service), marca (badge, brand, designate, ear-mark, hall mark, label, Mark, mark out, register, say, score, show, stamp, stencil, underline), memorii (memories), placã (clip, pane, plaque, plate, sheet, slab, slate, table), placã comemorativã (tablet), placã de gramofon, puncta (Dot, emphasize, point, punch, punctuate, score, tick), semnala (indicate, notify, point out, report, show, signal, stamp), stenogramã (minutes), subiect (cause, copy, fable, material, patient, plot, reason, subject, theme, topic), transmite (assign, bestow, carry, circulate, communicate, confer, consign to, convey, deliver, deliver over, demise, devolve, give, hand, pass, perpetuate, refer, remit, render, send, transfer, transfuse, transmit), imprima (enface, give, impress, imprint, ingrain, print, register, stamp, strike, transmit). (various references)

   

Russian 

  

звукозапись (recording), письменное упоминание, протокол (formulatory, minute, minutes, proces-verbal, proces-verbaux, protocol, the minutes), протоколировать (protocol), записывание, записывать (annotate, commit to paper, commit to writing, inscribe, jot, minute down, note, put down, save, write, write down), записывать запись (recording), документ (binders, conveyance, docs., document, instrument, legal instrument, paper, title-deed, writing), запись (entry, memory, notation, note, recording, register, registration, write-in), учет (accountancy, accounting, accountings, keep count), отчет (account, reply, report, return, write-up), официальный документ (diploma), регистрировать (catalogue, check up, enroll, letter, log, logged, notify, register, write down), рекорд, рекордный, свидетельствовать (attest, bear testimony, bear witness, certificate, evidence, give evidence, testified, testify, witnessed), записывать на пленку (tape, tape-record, transcribe). (various references)

   

Serbo-Croatian

  

rekord, registrovati (enter in the record, register), registar (index, register), zapisnik (kalends, minute book, minutes, proceedings), zapisati (get down, inscribe, note, note down, pencil, scroll, write down), zapis (inscription, note), zabeležiti (enter, mark down, note, paper, put down, ring up), ubeležiti (file, register), snimiti na ploču, snimiti (film, lens out, photograph, shoot), ploča (panel, planch, plate, sheet, shingle, slab, tablet), evidencija (tally, track), dosije (case history, case-record, dossier, file), beležiti (note, tick off), arhiva (archives, file). (various references)

   

Spanish

  

registro (account book, book, bookmark, county, exam, inspection, marker, recording, register, registration, registry, search, searching, stop), registrar (audit, check, check up on, clock, enrol, enroll, enter, examine, file, inspect, list, look through, minute, register, ring up, schedule, search, show, supervise, tackle, verify, write down), récord, inscribir (enrol, enroll, enter, inscribe, list, put, put down, register, sign on), grabar (cut, encumber, engrave, engraving, impress, imprint, incise, print, tape), disco (dial, disc, disco, discus, disk, grammophone disc, platter, puck, token), acta (act, certificate, diploma, document, minutes, protocol). (various references)

   

Swedish

  

rekord, registrera (calendar, clock up, register), grammofonskiva (disc, disk), urkund (act, charter, document), skiva (beano, cut, dial, disc, disk, Gill, jamboree, party, planch, plate, round, scale, sheet, slab, slice, table, top, wheel). (various references)

   

Turkish

  

rekor (high, possible), rapor (paper, report, return, run down, sick certificate, sick report, statement, write up), kaydetmek (book, calendar, check in, Chronicle, enlist, enrol, enroll, enter, have smth. taped, inscribe, list, register, set down, tape, tape record, transcribe, write down), şöhret (bays, celebrity, distinction, fame, kudos, laurels, notability, notable, odor, odour, prominence, publicity, renown, rep, report, reputation, repute), bíldírge (account, report), belge (brief, card, certificate, deed, document, instrument, letter, muniment, note, paper, present, reference, sheepskin, voucher), dosya (dossier, file, folder), isim (appellation, character, denomination, designation, first name, forename, given name, moniker, name, noun, repute, substantive, title), kütük (billet, block, calendar, chump, clog, enrollment, enrolment, ingot, log, logbook, register, registry, stock, stump, wood block), çekmek (abide, absorb, arrest, attract, be a sufferer by, be a sufferer from, be cursed with smth., bear, bear with, captivate, carry, catch, charm, claw, conjugate, decline, drag, draw, draw off, draw on, draw out, dwindle, engage, engross, extract, fetch, glamor, glamour, go through, go to scale at, grind, grip, haul, heave, hitch, hoist, hold, inflect, inhale, invite, last out, lug, lump, magnetize, pass through, pique, pluck, prepossess, pull, pull away, pull over, pull up, receive, run up, scale in, scale out, schlep, schlepp, shoot, shrink, sip, siphon, siphon off, soak, soak in, sop up, stand the racket, stretch, suck, suffer, sustain, syphon, syphon off, take, take after, take one's medicine, throw back, toss, tow, tow away, tug, turn the scale at, undergo, up with, whisk, withdraw), kayda geçirmek (file, place on record, register, save), yazmak (clock up, commit to paper, compose, conceive, draw, draw up, enroll, enter, grind out, indite, inscribe, note, note down, pen, put down, put on paper, reduce to writing, register, set, set down, take down, write, write down, write out), not etmek (jot down, note, note down, take down, write down), plak (album, gramophone record, platter, pressing), sicil (calendar, enrollment, enrolment, register, registry), tutanak (minute book, minutes, official report, protocol, report), vesika, kayıt (checkin, condition, enrollment, enrolment, entry, inscription, minutes, recording, registration, registry, restriction, stipulation, transcription). (various references)

   

Turkmen 

  

rekord (r), яazgy (entry, registration). (various references)

   

Ukrainian

  

реєструвати (calendar, catalogue, notify, register, tally), реєстрація (enrollment, enrolment, recording, registering, registration), рекордний, рекорд, звукозапис (recording), записуватися (enrol, enroll, register), записувати (book, commit to paper, debit, enrol, enroll, mark down, note, notify, pencil, read in, set down, take down, write down), запис (enrollment, enrolment, notandum, notation, note), протокол (minutes, protocol, roll). (various references)

   

Vietnamese 

  

bia (gravestone, headstone), đài (dais, radio set). (various references)

   

Welsh

  

recordio, record, cofnodi (register), coflyfr (chronicle). (various references)

   

Zulu

  

-rejista (register). (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

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Ancestral Language Translations: Record

LanguagePeriodTranslations
Greek700 BCE-300 CE

historia. (various references)

Latin500 BCE-Modern

acta, actum, matrix, monumenta, monumenti, monumentis, monumento, monumentum, nota, notarent, notas, notate, noto, prodere, proderet, proderis, prodiderat, prodideris, prodit, proditi, proditor, recordari, traditionem, traditiones. (various references)

Old French900-1400

recorder. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

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Bible Trace: Record

LanguageDateSourceJohn Chapter 1, Verse 34
Greek (transliterated)250 BCSeptuagintKagw ewraka kai memarturhka oti outoV estin o uioV tou qeou
Latin405VulgateEt ego vidi et testimonium perhibui quia hic est Filius Dei
Old English990West Saxon& ic ge-seah & ge-wytnesse kydde þt þes is godes sune.
Middle English1395WyclifAnd Y say, and bar witnessyng, that this is the sone of God.
Renaissance English1526TyndaleAnd I sawe and bare recorde that this is the sonne of God.
Jacobean English1611King JamesAnd I saw, and bare record that this is the Son of God.
Victorian English1833WebsterAnd I saw and bore testimony, that this is the Son of God.
Basic English1964OgdenThis I saw myself and my witness is that he is the Son of God.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Matched Bible Translations: Record

LanguageJohn Chapter 1, Verse 34
CebuanoUg ako nakakita ug gipanghimatuod ko nga kini siya mao ang Anak sa Dios."
Chinese我 看 見 了 、 就 證 明 這 是   神 的 兒 子 。
CroatianI ja sam to vidio i svjedoèim: on je Sin Božji."
DanishOg jeg har set det og har vidnet, at denne er Guds Søn."
DutchEn ik heb gezien, en heb getuigd, dat Deze de Zoon van God is.
FinnishJa minä olen sen nähnyt ja olen todistanut, että tämä on Jumalan Poika."
FrenchEt j`ai vu, et j`ai rendu témoignage qu`il est le Fils de Dieu.
GermanUnd ich sah es und zeugte, daß dieser ist Gottes Sohn.
HungarianÉs én láttam, és bizonyságot tettem, hogy ez az Isten Fia.
Indonesian-Bahasa Sehari-hariSaya sudah melihat-Nya sendiri," kata Yohanes, "dan saya memberi kesaksian bahwa Dialah Anak Allah."
Indonesian-Terjemahan LamaSesungguhnya aku sudah nampak, lalu menyaksikan bahwa Ia inilah Anak Allah."
ItalianE io ho visto e ho reso testimonianza che questi è il Figlio di Dio».
MaoriA kua kite ahau, kua whakaatu nei hoki, ko te Tama tenei a te Atua.
Norwegianog jeg har sett det, og jeg har vidnet at han er Guds Sønn.
PortugueseEu mesmo vi e já vos dei testemunho de que este é o Filho de Deus.   
RumanianWi eu am vqzut lucrul acesta, wi am mqrturisit cq El este Fiul lui Dumnezeu.``
ShuarYamaikia wainkia asan ti paant nékajai Tí nekas Yusa Uchirínti" Tímiayi Juan.
SpanishYo le he visto y he dado testimonio de que éste es el Hijo de Dios.
SwahiliMimi nimeona na ninawaambieni kwamba huyu ndiye Mwana wa Mungu."
SwedishOch jag har sett det, och jag har vittnat att denne är Guds Son."
UmaRia wo'o-mi posabi' -na Yohanes toi. Na'uli': "Lomo' -na uma ku'incai Kayesus-na Magau' Topetolo'. Tapi' Alata'ala mpohubui-a mponiu' tauna hante ue, pai' na'uli' -ka hewa toi: 'Ane nampa' nuhilo mpai' Inoha' Tomoroli' mana'u pai' rodo hi hadua tauna, Hi'a-mi mpai' to mponiu' tauna hante Inoha' Tomoroli'.' Jadi', kuhilo mpu'u-mi Inoha' Tomoroli' mana'u ngkai suruga molence danci mangkebodo, mehompo pai' mengkarodo hi Yesus. Toe pai' toi-ka lolita-ku: Yesus, Hi'a-mi Ana' Alata'ala."

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Derivations & Misspellings: Record

Derivations

Words beginning with "record": recordable, recordation, recordations, recorded, recorder, recorders, recording, recordings, recordist, recordists, records. (additional references)

Words ending with "record": misrecord, prerecord, rerecord. (additional references)

Words containing "record": misrecorded, misrecording, misrecords, prerecorded, prerecording, prerecords, rerecorded, rerecording, rerecords, unrecorded, videorecorder, videorecorders. (additional references)


Misspellings

"Record" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Arecord, Bricourt, ecorv, Ecroyd, preord, racord, reccared, recid, reclor, reco, recor, recorda, recordal, Recorde, recordo, recore, recort, recourd, recourt, recr, recro, Reford, Reggiori, rescored, resord, ressor, ricordo, Rukoro, Ryford. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

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Rhyming with "Record"

# of Phoneme MatchesPronunciationWord(s) rhyming with "record" (pronounced rukô"rd or re"kerd)
5-u k ô" r daccord.
4-k ô" r dchord, cord, outscored, prerecord, scored, underscored.
3-ô" r dabhorred, aboard, adored, afford, award, board, bored, deplored, Lord, explored, fjord, floored, Ford, gored, gourd, hoard, horde, ignored, implored, oared, pored, poured, reboard, restored, reward, roared, shored, soared, stored, sword, toward, unexplored, untoward, ward.
4-e" k er dcheckered.
3-k er danchored, bickered, brokered, conquered, dickered, lacquered, drunkard, euchred, flickered, hunkered, massacred, placard, reconquered, snickered, snookered, suckered, tankard, tinkered.

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

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Anagrams: Record

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: corder.

Words within the letters "c-d-e-o-r-r"

-1 letter: coder, cored, corer, credo, crore, decor, order.

-2 letters: cero, code, coed, cord, core, deco, doer, dore, dorr, redo, rode.

-3 letters: cod, cor, doc, doe, dor, err, ode, orc, ore, rec, red, roc, rod, roe.

-4 letters: de, do, ed, er, od, oe, or, re.

 Words containing the letters "c-d-e-o-r-r"
 

+1 letter: corders, corrade, corrode, crowder, records.

 

+2 letters: accorder, carromed, codriver, cornered, corraded, corrades, corroded, corrodes, creditor, crowders, director, divorcer, hardcore, occurred, procured, producer, rancored, recorded, recorder, recorked, redactor, reductor, rerecord, rescored.

 

+3 letters: accorders, camcorder, carronade, codrivers, colorbred, comradery, concurred, conferred, coriander, cornbread, cornrowed, corralled, corrected, corrodies, corrupted, costarred, creditors, crookeder, crossbred, decorator, decretory, detractor, directors, directory, divorcers, hardcores, hardcover, misrecord, overcrowd, overcured, predictor, prerecord, prescored, procedure, proctored, producers, recolored, recorders, recording, recordist, recovered, recrossed, recrowned, redactors, reductors, reproduce, rerecords, retrocede, retrodict, scorecard.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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INDEX

1. Definition
2. Synonyms
3. Crosswords
4. Usage: Modern
5. Usage: Commercial
6. Images: Slideshow
7. Images: Photo Album
8. Images: Digital Art
9. Sounds
10. Quotations: Familiar
11. Quotations: Historic
12. Quotations: Fiction
13. Quotations: Non-fiction
14. Quotations: Spoken
15. Quotations: Speeches
16. Usage Frequency
17. Names: Frequency
18. Names: Company Usage
19. Expressions
20. Expressions: Internet
21. Translations: Modern
22. Translations: Ancient
23. Bible Trace
24. Abbreviations
25. Acronyms
26. Derivations
27. Rhymes
28. Anagrams
29. Bibliography


  

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