Pronunciation: /ˈrekərd/
noun the best performance or achievement in a particular sport or activity
A1 I broke the record for the longest jump in my school.
A2 She set a new record for the fastest time in the race.
B1 The company keeps a record of all their financial transactions.
B2 The artist's latest album broke all previous sales records.
C1 The scientist's groundbreaking research will go down in history as a record achievement.
C2 The athlete's incredible performance shattered multiple world records.
verb to achieve or establish a record in a particular sport or activity
A1 I record my favorite TV shows so I can watch them later.
A2 She records her voice to practice speaking English.
B1 The company records all phone calls for quality assurance purposes.
B2 He recorded his personal best time in the marathon.
C1 The artist recorded a new album in a state-of-the-art studio.
C2 The scientist recorded groundbreaking data that led to a major discovery.
formal The company broke the sales record for the third consecutive quarter.
informal I heard you broke the record for fastest lap time at the track.
slang She's got a record for always being late to class.
figurative His dedication to his craft is a record of his commitment to excellence.
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