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record['rekɔ:d]n. 1 记录,记载:original records原始记录a record of events大事记the earliest historical records of the diplomatic relations between the two countries两国外交关系最早的历史记载 2 明证;纪念物:I can bear record to his honesty.我能证明他是诚实的.Keep this souvenir as a record of your visit.保留这件纪念物作为你来访的明证.excavate ancient records and relics发掘古代文物the records of the Qing Dynasty清朝的史料 3 履历;经历:have a good (an honourable) record有良好(光荣)的履历a school record学生成绩报告单That airline has a poor safety record.那家航空公司的飞行安全记录很不好. 4 前科:The suspect had a record.这犯罪嫌疑人曾有前科. 5 案卷,档案;公文书;审判录:records disposition档案处理the (Public) Record Office伦敦档案局 6 最高记录;最佳成绩;空前纪录:hold the record保持纪录set a new world record in men's high jump刷新男子跳高的世界纪录Two records fell during the sports meet.在运动会上两项纪录被打破了. 7 唱片;录制品:play a record on the radiogram在电唱机上放唱片 8 【计】记录 [ri'kɔ:d]vt. 1 记录,记载;登录:record all personal details on a computer把个人所有详细资料都存入计算机record a vote把投票记录下来a recorded history有文字记载的历史 2 (仪器、仪表)记录标明,刻度标示:The marks record the height of the tidewater.记号标明了潮水的高度.The thermometer recorded 30℃.温度计上指明摄氏30度. 3 将(声音、景象等)录下:record a speech把演讲录下 4 标志,表明;陈述:Metal tools record a superior civilization.金属工具标志一种较高文明.He recorded his protest,but it was disregarded.他陈述了抗议,但不被理睬. vi. 1 录音;录像;记录 2 被录音:His voice records well.他的声音录下来很好听. ['rekɔ:d]adj.创纪录的:record grain harvests创纪录的粮食丰收a record year创纪录的一年 |