Record ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Record ( verb )

1. To set down in writing or some other permanent form, as for purposes of preservation.
2. To make a recording of sound or video.
3. To make a note or memorandum of.
4. To register by some recording device.
5. To preserve the memory of.

Origin:

From middle english recorden, from old french recorder, from latin recordari ("to remember, recall, relate"), from re- ("back") + cord-, cor ("hear.t")

Examples:

1. I will record the meeting so we can refer back to it later.
2. They recorded their first album in a garage.
3. He recorded the details of the experiment in his notebook.
4. The temperature is recorded by a thermometer.
5. She wanted to record the memories of her childhood.

(As a noun)

Record ( noun )

1. To set down in writing or some other permanent form, as for purposes of preservation.
2. To make a recording of sound or video.
3. To make a note or memorandum of.
4. To register by some recording device.
5. To preserve the memory of.

Origin:

From middle english recorden, from old french recorder, from latin recordari ("to remember, recall, relate"), from re- ("back") + cord-, cor ("hear.t")

Examples:

1. I will record the meeting so we can refer back to it later.
2. They recorded their first album in a garage.
3. He recorded the details of the experiment in his notebook.
4. The temperature is recorded by a thermometer.
5. She wanted to record the memories of her childhood.