I. record1 [ˈrekərd, брит. -kɔːd] СУЩ.
1. record (account, document):
2. record мн. отсут. (sb's past):
criminal record СУЩ.
record holder СУЩ.
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- recordista м. и ж.
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| I | have | recorded |
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These were prepared with the aim of supporting countries where professional educational tools in the field of records and information management are hard to obtain.
en.wikipedia.org Those sketches are the only records existent of many minor league organizations' and players' statistics.
en.wikipedia.org They generally conduct business without bank accounts, without accounting records, and without reporting all of their commerce.
en.wikipedia.org Public records show she bought her three-story row house at foreclosure for $500 in the 1970s.
www.wbur.org City records said the day center was licensed to care for up to 10 children.
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