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records

WordReference
Definition
Synonyms
English Collocations

Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
record n	(written account)	zapis m
The captain left a record in his log. The company keeps a record of all its transactions.
Kapitan zostawił zapis w dzienniku.
record n	(history)	historia ż
The record shows that the war was destructive.
Historia ukazuje, że wojna była niszcząca.
record n	(sports, etc.: best)	rekord m
Our team holds the record for total points scored.
Nasz zespół ma rekord co do sumy uzyskanych punktów.
record [sth/sb]⇒ vtr	(capture on tape, etc.)	nagrywać ndk.
nagrać dk.
The band recorded a new album.
Zespół nagrał nowy album.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
record adj	(superlative)	rekordowy przym.
The temperature reached record highs.
record n	often plural (preservation in writing)	zapisek m
Nomadic tribes leave few records.
record n	(memorial)	zapis m
This book is a record of their achievements.
record n	(judicial report)	protokół m
The prosecutor entered evidence into the record.
record n	(judicial pleadings)	akta m, l.mn.
The judicial record demonstrates the precedent.
record n	(vinyl LP, etc.)	płyta ż
I bought a new record.
record n	(database)	rekord, wpis m
The database table has 130 records in it.
record⇒ vi	(capture sounds or images on tape)	nagrywać ndk.
nagrać dk.
We're ready to record.
record [sth]⇒ vtr	(take note of [sth])	zapisywać ndk.
zapisać dk.
I'll record that idea for future reference.
record [sth] vtr	(reveal about the past)	stanowić historyczny zapis zwrot ndk.
These ruins record the life of the Vikings in England.
record [sth] vtr	(display)	rejestrować ndk.
zarejestrować dk.
The videotape recorded a disturbance.
Na taśmie wideo zarejestrowano zajście.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
break the record v	(do better than anyone has ever done)	pobić rekord dk. + m
We broke a record today ; it's the first March ever with absolutely no snow here.
criminal record n	(previous convictions)	karalność uprzednia ż + przym.
Suspicion fell on him because he had a criminal record.
for the record adv	(officially, openly)	oficjalnie przys.
For the record, it wasn't me who left the back door open when we went out.
in record time expr	(faster than ever before)	w rekordowym czasie wyr.
We made the journey in record time.
long play record, long-play record n	(12-inch vinyl record)	płyta LP
I don't think you can find long play records any more.
newspaper of record n	informal (respected broadsheet newspaper)	szanowana gazeta przym. + ż
El País is often considered to be a newspaper of record from Spain.
off the record, off-the-record adj	(unofficial, confidential)	nieoficjalny przym.
Uwaga: Hyphens are used when the adjective precedes the noun
The senator apologized for his off-the-record remarks.
off the record adv	(unofficially, confidentially)	nieoficjalnie przys.
Those comments were made off the record and weren't intended for publication.
on record adv	(in documented history)	w dokumentacji przyim. + ż
This was the hottest summer on record.
on record adv	(officially, publicly)	oficjalnie, publicznie przys.
The Mayor went on record, detailing his new municipal plan.
record book n	(log)	notatnik m
Have you written it down in the record book?
record holder n	([sb] officially recorded as best at [sth]) (mężczyzna)	rekordzista m
(kobieta)	rekordzistka ż
He was the world record holder for the long jump for five consecutive years.
record keeping n	(maintaining accounts or log)	utrzymywanie dokumentacji n + ż
Accurate record keeping is of crucial importance.
record label n	(recorded music production company)	firma nagrań ż + n, l.mn.
The band is signed to an independent record label.
record player n	(turntable for vinyl discs)	gramofon m
I use my record player all the time because I think music sounds better on vinyl!
record producer n	([sb] who manages music recordings)	producent nagrań m + n, l.mn.
I don't think I'll ever fulfil my ambition of being a record producer.
service record n	(employment history)	historia wysługi ż + ż
If you don't think he can do the job, you can always check his service record at the employment office.
service record n	US (history of military service)	historia służby ż + ż
The sergeant had a great service record and had won many medals.
service record n	(vehicle: record of maintence)	historia serwisu samochodowego wyr.
When they repaired the car's engine they made an entry on the service record.
speed record n	(fastest speed officially recorded)	rekord prędkości m + ż
The Guinness World Book tracks the speed records of cars, airplanes, boats, etc.
track record n	figurative, informal (previous performance)	lista osiągnięć ż + n, l.mn.
This employee has a great track record of finishing work on time.
world-record holder n	(current international champion)	światowy rekordzista przym. + m
To win the race she'll have to beat the current world-record holder.