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record (EN)
sustantivo, adjetivo, verbo

sustantivo “record”

sing. record, pl. records o no contable
  1. registro
    The hospital keeps detailed records of every patient's medical history.
  2. récord
    She broke the world record for the fastest marathon by a woman.
  3. historial (en combinaciones como "historial de seguridad")
    The student's academic record shows consistent excellence in all subjects.
  4. evidencia física (en arqueología, geología o paleontología)
    The fossil records found in the area indicate that dinosaurs once roamed this land millions of years ago.
  5. música
    The band's latest record features a mix of jazz and electronic music.
  6. disco de vinilo
    She found an old Beatles record in her attic and decided to play it on her vintage turntable.
  7. antecedentes penales
    Before hiring, the company checks whether an applicant has a record.

adjetivo “record”

forma base record, no graduable
  1. récord (como adjetivo, por ejemplo, "marca récord")
    She achieved a record number of sales this month, surpassing all past employees.

verbo “record”

infinitivo record; él records; pret. recorded; part. recorded; ger. recording
  1. registrar
    She recorded her grandmother's stories to preserve the family history.
  2. grabar
    She recorded her first podcast episode in her bedroom.
  3. inscribir (en registros públicos para reconocimiento legal)
    After the marriage certificate was recorded at the courthouse, their union became legally recognized.
  4. registrar (como en "el termómetro registra 30 grados")
    The barometer recorded a pressure drop, indicating an approaching storm.