Record
record (verb) - write down and store information for future use
record (noun) - information or description of an event written and stored on paper or in a computer file
keep a record of
record expenses
employee records
a criminal record
a track record
audio recording
video recording
go on record
went on record as saying
on record
of record
set the record straight
put the record straight
off the record
a matter of record
recorded in the minutes
Example sentences:
* Don't forget to record all your expenses during your trip.
* The proceedings of every meeting are recorded in the minutes of the meeting.
* The subway had the highest number of passengers that has ever been recorded today.
* The level of recorded real estate transactions has decreased this year.
* The government official ended his memorandum of record with short summary of events.
* First, as a matter of record, I'm taping everything you say.
* This announcement appears as a matter of record only.
* Every meeting in his office was recorded on audio CD.
* That's a matter of record.
* We send a special backup record of all accounting transactions to a special storage facility at the end of each month.
* The whistleblower at the factory said he would talk to us, but strictly off the record.
* That very few are willing to go on record when they provide controversial information, is a major problem for investigative journalism.
* He was barred from being hired because there was one arrest for a protest he had participated in on his criminal record.
* In today's meeting he put the record straight about why production is behind at the factory.
* The article set the record straight as to what was actually happening.
* The CEO went on record as saying that his company's performance this year had not met his high expectations.
* Employee records are confidential and are only open those with special authorisation.
