Collocations with "record"
100 collocations found
Categories
ADJECTIVE + NOUN(33)VERB + NOUN(7)phrasal verb + noun (as object)(2)VERB + ADVERB(2)NOUN + NOUN(2)VERB + win(1)VERB + vote (as noun)(1)VERB + verdict(1)VERB + noun (amount of business)(1)ADJECTIVE + turnout(1)VERB + NOUN (sense 7: single song/piece of music)(1)ADJECTIVE + total(1)ADJECTIVE / NOUN + SLEEVE(1)VERB + NOUN (Music)(1)(Paper) ADJECTIVE + NOUN(1)scoring + NOUN(1)VERB + NOUN (Actions on Game Score)(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (Game Score)(1)ADJECTIVE + sales(1)ADJECTIVE + run (noun, on foot)(1)ADJECTIVE + release(1)platinum + NOUN(1)PICTORIAL + noun(1)payroll + NOUN(1)VERB + occurrence(1)meet + NOUN(1)VERB + manually(1)adjective + LOW (noun)(1)ADJECTIVE + level (amount/size/number)(1)lap (noun) + NOUN(1)VERB + INTERVIEW(1)human rights + NOUN(1)ADJECTIVE/NOUN + holder(1)NOUN + NOUN (popular thing)(1)hip hop + NOUN(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (high level or point)(1)handwritten + NOUN(1)geological + NOUN(1)fossil + NOUN(1)VERB + faithfully(1)ADJECTIVE + executive (business leader)(1)VERB + electronically(1)VERB + disc(1)death + NOUN(1)VERB + death(1)ADJECTIVE + crowd(1)VERB + concerto(1)ADJECTIVE + collector(1)ADJECTIVE + CATCH(1)NOUN + breaker(1)attendance + NOUN(1)ADJECTIVE + attendance(1)ARREST + NOUN(1)VERB + NOUN (as object)(1)accounting + NOUN(1)ADVERB + VERB(1)LP + NOUN(1)HEADWORD + noun(1)VERB + CD(1)
record a verdict
Often used in the context of a coroner's inquest.
record sheet
A sheet for keeping a record of information.
unenviable record
refers to a negative or undesirable achievement or statistic
record a vote
To officially register your vote.
archival record
An official document or other piece of information stored in an archive for historical reference.
pollen record
Historical data about pollen types and quantities found in sediment layers.
record an occurrence
to write down or film details of an event
long-playing record
Refers to a type of vinyl phonograph record, especially one with a speed of 33 1/3 revolutions per minute (LP).
gramophone record
Used to form a compound noun, indicating a type of record played on a gramophone.