Collocations for "record"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "record" in context.
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record
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [cycling, sales, speed, weather] record
- the [national, world, European, American] record
- the [new, old, current] [national] record
- the [100] meters record
- set a new (world) record (for)
- [attempt, try, manage, fail] to break the record
- [broke, smashed, bettered, matched] the record
- broke the record by [five] [seconds, centimeters, points]
- the record [is, stands at] (10 seconds)
- the record has stood for [10] [years]
- the record remains [unbroken, unmatched, unchallenged]
- [school, work, employment, medical, criminal] records
- has a criminal record
- has a record of [failure, violence]
- his [school] record [stopped, prevented] him from
- a [proven, successful, good] track record (of)
- [keep, maintain, write, compile, show] a record of (events)
- we will keep your [CV, comments, information] on record
- there's nothing in (our) records by that [name, reference]
- the [senator, leader, officer] spoke off the record (about)
- for the record, I [agree, know, don't think so]
- will only speak off the record
- a [vinyl, mono, stereo, 45 rpm, 78 rpm, 10-inch, 7-inch] record
- a record [collector, sleeve, player]
- [produced, released] by the record label
- record the [show, performance, game]
- record a [speech, lecture]
- record him [singing, doing, making, saying]
- was recorded [singing]
- record yourself [singing]
- record [video, audio]
- record [at home, in the studio]
- recorded [an album, the movie]
- recorded (it) on [VHS, DVD]
- record the [number, data, information results, time]
- record [your message, a voicemail]
- record over the [show, song]
- records my [keystrokes, preferences]
- the [account, book, document] records the [life, battle] of
- history records [that, how]
- [keep, continue, don't stop] recording
- recorded and [remastered, remixed]
- recorded at [200 mph, 3000 frames per second]
- has reached a record [high, low]
- has reached record [sales, views]
- has been a record number of [deaths, job losses]
- a record year for [sales]
- was a record [rainfall, snowfall, temperature]
- a record [height, time, speed, release]
- finished in record time
- finished with record speed
- record the [show, performance, game]
- a [cycling, sales, speed, weather] record
- has reached a record [high, low]
- a record [collector, sleeve, player]
- record a [speech, lecture]
- the [national, world, European, American] record
- has reached record [sales, views]
- [produced, released] by the record label
- record him [singing, doing, making, saying]
- the [new, old, current] [national] record
- has been a record number of [deaths, job losses]
- was recorded [singing]
- the [100] meters record
- a record year for [sales]
- record yourself [singing]
- set a new (world) record (for)
- was a record [rainfall, snowfall, temperature]
- record [video, audio]
- [attempt, try, manage, fail] to break the record
- a record [height, time, speed, release]
- record [at home, in the studio]
- [broke, smashed, bettered, matched] the record
- finished in record time
- recorded [an album, the movie]
- broke the record by [five] [seconds, centimeters, points]
- finished with record speed
- recorded (it) on [VHS, DVD]
- the record [is, stands at] (10 seconds)
- record-breaking [attempt, goal, time]
- record the [number, data, information results, time]
- the record has stood for [10] [years]
- a record-setting [athlete, time, speed, finish]
- record [your message, a voicemail]
- the record remains [unbroken, unmatched, unchallenged]
- the record [button, function]
- record over the [show, song]
- [school, work, employment, medical, criminal] records
- has [poor, efficient] record keeping
- records my [keystrokes, preferences]
- has a criminal record
- the [account, book, document] records the [life, battle] of
- has a record of [failure, violence]
- history records [that, how]
- his [school] record [stopped, prevented] him from
- [keep, continue, don't stop] recording
- a [proven, successful, good] track record (of)
- recorded and [remastered, remixed]
- [keep, maintain, write, compile, show] a record of (events)
- recorded at [200 mph, 3000 frames per second]
- we will keep your [CV, comments, information] on record
- there's nothing in (our) records by that [name, reference]
- the [senator, leader, officer] spoke off the record (about)
- for the record, I [agree, know, don't think so]
- will only speak off the record
- a [vinyl, mono, stereo, 45 rpm, 78 rpm, 10-inch, 7-inch] record
'record' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
August
- February
- accrual
- aggregate
- arrest
- attempt
- attendance
- attest
- attorney
- beat
- best
- better
- blemish
- break
- broken
- camera
- candidate
- carbon
- chant
- check
- clean
- close
- criminal
- crowd
- deal
- defeat
- defeated
- diary
- discover
- dismal
- driving
- drought
- duplicate
- earnings
- echo
- embody
- equal
- expenditure
- expense
- felony
- flawless
- flip
- function
- gap
- gold
- groove
- high
- hit
- holder
- improve