| Główne tłumaczenia |
| 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. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| 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. |
Formy złożone:
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| 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. |