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u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

I. record N [Brit ˈrɛkɔːd, Am ˈrɛkərd]

1. record (written account):

record (of events)
record (of events)
to keep a record of order, calls
to be on record as saying that
to say sth off the record
off the record, I think it' s a bad idea

2. record:

(data) record, also records (historical)

3. record (history):

record (of individual)
record (of individual)
to have a good record on human rights, recycling, safety

4. record MUS:

record
disco m (by, of di)
pop, jazz record
to make, to cut a record
to put on, to play a record
change the record! inf
change the record! before n collection, shop, sales
change the record! company, producer, label, industry

5. record (best performance):

record
record m (for, in di)
the sprint record
il record della corsa
to set, to hold a record
to set, to hold a record before n result, sales, score, speed, time
record, da record
to do sth in record time
fare qc in tempo record
to be at a record high, low

6. record COMPUT (collection of data):

record
record m

7. record LAW:

record, also criminal record
to have no record

II. record VB trans [Brit rɪˈkɔːd, Am rəˈkɔrd]

1. record (note):

record detail, idea, opinion
record transaction
to record that
to record the way in which

2. record (on disc, tape):

record album, song
record interview
registrare (on su)
to record sb doing

3. record (register):

record equipment: temperature, rainfall
record dial, gauge:
record pressure, speed

4. record (provide an account of) diary, report:

record event, conditions
to record that

III. record VB intr [Brit rɪˈkɔːd, Am rəˈkɔrd]

record video, tape recorder:

record

broken record, stuck record Brit N

broken record

record deck [ˈrekɔːdˌdek, ˈrekərd-] N

record deck

record token [ˈrekɔːdˌtəʊkən, ˈrekərd-] N

record token

record-breaking [Brit, Am rəˈkɔ(ə)rd] ADJ

record-breaking
da primato, da record

criminal record [Brit, Am ˌkrɪm(ə)n(ə)l ˈrɛkərd] N

criminal record

record sleeve [ˈrekɔːdˌsliːv, ˈrekərd-] N

record sleeve

record button [reˈkɔːdˌbʌtn] N

record button

record changer [ˈrekɔːdˌˈtʃeɪndʒə(r), ˈrekərd-] N

record changer

academic record N

academic record

u rečniku PONS

I. record1 [ˈre·kɚd] N

1. record:

record (account)
record (document)
medical record
to say sth off the record
to put sth on the record

2. record (sb's past):

record
to have a good record
to have a clean record

3. record pl:

record
archivi m pl

4. record MUS:

record
to make a record

5. record SPORTS:

record
record m inv
to break a record
battere un record

6. record LAW:

record

7. record COMPUT:

record
record m inv

II. record1 [ˈre·kɚd] ADJ

record
record
to do sth in record time
fare qc a tempo di record
to reach a record high

I. record2 [rɪ·ˈkɔ:rd] VB trans

1. record (store):

record

2. record:

record a. COMPUT
record MUS

3. record LAW:

record

II. record2 [rɪ·ˈkɔ:rd] VB intr

record

record-breaker [ˈre·kɚd·ˌbreɪ·kɚ] N SPORTS

record-breaker

track record N

track record

record holder N SPORTS

record holder

world record N SPORTS

world record
record m mondiale inv

record library N

record library

tape-record VB trans

tape-record

record player N

record player

police record N

1. police record (file):

police record

2. police record (history of convictions):

police record
Present
Irecord
yourecord
he/she/itrecords
werecord
yourecord
theyrecord
Past
Irecorded
yourecorded
he/she/itrecorded
werecorded
yourecorded
theyrecorded
Present Perfect
Ihaverecorded
youhaverecorded
he/she/ithasrecorded
wehaverecorded
youhaverecorded
theyhaverecorded
Past Perfect
Ihadrecorded
youhadrecorded
he/she/ithadrecorded
wehadrecorded
youhadrecorded
theyhadrecorded