in the PONS Dictionary
I. rec·ord N ['rekɔːd]
1. record of attendance:
2. record no pl (past history):
3. record (music):
- record
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4. record SPORTS:
5. record LAW (court report):
- record
- zapisnik f
II. rec·ord ADJ ['rekɔːd]
III. rec·ord VB trans [rɪ'kɔːd]
1. record (store):
- record facts, events
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- record birth, death, marriage
- dokumentovati perf i imperf
- record one's feelings, ideas, thoughts
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- record one's feelings, ideas, thoughts
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2. record (register):
- record speed, temperature
- evidentirati perf i imperf
IV. rec·ord VB intr [rɪ'kɔːd] (on tape, cassette)
| I | record | |
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| you | record | |
| he/she/it | records | |
| we | record | |
| you | record | |
| they | record |
| I | recorded | |
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| you | recorded | |
| he/she/it | recorded | |
| we | recorded | |
| you | recorded | |
| they | recorded |
| I | have | recorded | |
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| you | have | recorded | |
| he/she/it | has | recorded | |
| we | have | recorded | |
| you | have | recorded | |
| they | have | recorded |
| I | had | recorded | |
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| you | had | recorded | |
| he/she/it | had | recorded | |
| we | had | recorded | |
| you | had | recorded | |
| they | had | recorded |