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Danh từ

hồ sơ

a record of road accidents

hồ sơ về tai nạn trên đường

lý lịch

the airline had a bad safety record

hãng hàng không này có một lịch sử không hay (hay xảy ra tai nạn)

the school has a poor record for examination passes

nhà trường có lý lịch (thành tích) thi đỗ thấp

(cũng gramophone record, disc) đĩa hát; bản ghi âm

kỷ lục

beat (break) a record

phá kỷ lục

bản ghi (máy điện toán)

[just] for the record

để cho đúng; nói cho chính xác

just for the record, the minister's statement is wrong on two points

nói cho chính xác thì lời tuyên bố của ông bộ trưởng sai ở hai điểm

off the record

không chính thức; chỉ chúng ta biết với nhau thôi

the Prime Minister admitted, [strictly] off the record, that the talks had failed

thủ tướng thừa nhận, mà chỉ chúng ta biết với nhau thôi nhé, là cuộc đàm phán đã thất bại

on record

theo số liệu ghi chép chính thức

last summer was the wettest on record for 50 years

mùa hè vừa qua là mùa hè ẩm ướt nhất theo số số liệu đã ghi chép chính thức 50 năm nay

mọi người đều biết và đã ghi nhận chính thức

be (go) on record as saying that the law should be changed

mọi người đều biết như châm ngôn rằng pháp luật rồi cũng sẽ có ngày thay đổi

put (set) the record straight

tường thuật cho đúng, sửa lại một điều hiểu lầm

to set the record straight, I must say now that I never supported the idea

để sửa lại một điều trước đây bị hiểu sai, bây giờ tôi phải nói là tôi chưa bao giờ ủng hộ ý kiến đó

Động từ

ghi, ghi chép lại

record the proceedings of a meeting

ghi biên bản hội nghị

ghi, thu (vào đĩa hát)

record a piece of music on tape

thu một bản nhạc lên băng ghi âm

a record programme

một chương trình đã thu âm (không phải đang thực diễn ra)

record somebody playing the guitar

thu tiếng đàn ghi-ta ai đang chơi

chỉ

the thermometer recorded 30C

nhiệt kế chỉ 300C

* Các từ tương tự:
record film, record-breaker, record-breaking, record-holder, record-player, recorded delivery, recorder, recording, recordist
noun

plural -ords

[count] an official written document that gives proof of something or tells about past events

There is no record of their first meeting.

Please submit your school records [=an official list of your classes, grades, etc.] with your application.

dental/medical/financial/court records

Unfortunately, there is no record of the transaction.

keep/maintain (good) records

a - used to talk about the things that someone or something has done in the past

The candidate has a strong environmental record. [=has a history of voting for laws, supporting projects, etc., that help the environment]

a voting record

She has a good driving record. [=she has not had any car accidents, traffic tickets, etc.]

The company has a perfect safety record. [=the company has had no accidents, injuries, etc.]

The team had a losing/winning record last season. [=the team lost/won most of the games it played last season] - see also track record

criminal record

The defendant does not have a record. [=has not been arrested in the past for a crime]

a performance or achievement that is the best of its kind

a new record for the high jump

He broke the record for the high jump. [=he jumped higher than anyone else had ever jumped]

She set a record for the most sales in the history of the company. [=she made more sales for the company than anyone else ever had]

He holds the world/Olympic record for the shot put. [=he has thrown the shot put farther than anyone else in the world/Olympics]

She holds the (team/school's) record for the most strikeouts in a game.

a flat, round disc on which sound or music is recorded

He has a collection of old records.

play a record - sometimes used figuratively

He sounds like a broken record. [=he keeps saying the same thing over and over again]

a musical recording on a record, CD, etc.

Have you heard the band's latest record?

a hit record [=a record or CD that is very popular and sells many copies] - often used before another noun

an independent record label/company [=a company that produces musical recordings]

She just signed her first record [=(more commonly) recording] contract.

a matter of record

xem matter

for the record

used to indicate that a statement will be written down in an official record

The judge asked her to state her name for the record.

used to indicate that you are making a statement which is important and should be remembered

I'll do what you want, but (just) for the record, I don't think this is a good idea.

off the record

used to describe a statement that is not official and should not be repeated or made public by being used in a newspaper, magazine, etc.

Government officials did speak to reporters, but only off the record. [=the reporters were not allowed to publish the things the officials said]

Her remarks were strictly off the record.

Off the record, I don't think he has any real chance of winning.

of record

formal

having an official status

his attorney of record

the company's shareholders of record

regarded as an accurate and trusted source of information

a newspaper of record

on record

used to indicate that someone is making or has made an official or public statement

She is on record as supporting the program. [=she has publicly stated that she supports the program]

The judge's opinion is on record.

The governor went on record as being opposed to higher taxes.

included or described in official records

This has been one of the worst years on record [=one of the worst years ever recorded] for winter storms.

on the record

used to describe a statement that is official and can be repeated or made public by being used in a newspaper, magazine, etc.

The reporter made it clear that the interview was on the record.

set/put the record straight

to provide the facts about something that people have a false understanding or idea about

Let me set the record straight about what really happened last week.

verb

-cords; -corded; -cording

[+ obj] :to write (something) down so that it can be used or seen again in the future :to produce a record of (something)

Be sure to record all your business expenditures.

He recorded the incident in his journal. = The incident was recorded in his journal. = His journal recorded the incident.

The first recorded [=known] case of the disease occurred two years ago.

There are similar events all throughout recorded history.

[+ obj] :to show a measurement of (something) :to indicate (something)

The thermometer recorded 40 degrees below zero.

A seismograph is a device that measures and records the intensity of earthquakes.

to store (something, such as sounds, music, images, etc.) on tape or on a disk so that it can be heard or seen later :to produce a recording of (something) [+ obj]

Please record the television program for me.

He recorded the birthday party with his new video camera.

He just recorded his latest album.

The show is recorded in front of a live audience. [no obj]

The band spent all night recording. - see also prerecord

adjective

always used before a noun

best or most remarkable among other similar things

We've had record temperatures. [=temperatures that are higher/lower than temperatures have ever been at this time of year]

He finished in record time. [=in the least amount of time ever]

A record number [=the highest number ever] of voters turned out for the election.

Gas prices are at a record high. [=higher than they have ever been]

* Các từ tương tự:
record book, record holder, record player, record-breaking, recorded delivery, recorder, recording
verb

I recorded the events of the day in my diary

write (down)

transcribe

document

register

note

make a notation (of)

take down

put or set down

log

chronicle

report

itemize

list

enumerate

The chronicle records an eyewitness account of the battle

tell of

relate

recount

narrate

recite

noun

Patricia has kept a careful record of all the men whose books she has ever read

recording

report

document

log

journal

memorandum

note

notation

minute(s)

transactions

archive(s)

annal(s)

chronicle

diary

account

dossier

register

list

catalogue

There is no record of your birth in the church archive. I took away a piece of the Berlin Wall as a record of my visit

documentation

data

information

evidence

memorial

memento

souvenir

Her records for the 110-metre hurdles and the high jump still stand

(best) performance

track record

accomplishment

time

distance

height

He has a record of being late everywhere. His criminal record is none too savoury

accomplishment(s)

deed(s)

history

reputation

curriculum vitae

CV

Colloq track record

We put a jazz combo together and cut a few records last year

disc

recording

album

release

LP (= 'long playing')

/

EP (= 'extended play')

maxisingle

compact disc

CD

Brit gramophone record

US phonograph record

Colloq single

Slang US platter

We cannot publish his statement, which was off the record. Off the record, I'll tell you where Hazel is staying

off the record

confidential(ly)

private(ly)

not for publication

secret(ly)

in confidence

unofficial(ly)

sub rosa

adjective

Last week we had a record snowfall

record-breaking

extreme

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record /'rekɔ:d/ /'rekərd/

record /ˈrɛkɚd/

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