Summary
record {noun}
enregistrement · record · rapport · dossier · archive · livre · disque · parcours · casier · procès-verbal · registre d'audience
to record {verb}
enregistrer · recenser · consigner · prendre acte de · acter
record {noun}
high · record
Synonyms
record: commemorate · memorialize · memorialise
record: exploit · prouesse · performance
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English-French translation for "record"
"record" French translation
record {noun}
record {noun} (also: recording, commit)
Upon such delivery the electronic record ceases to have any effect or validity.
Indeed, a signature is often the primary method for attributing a record to a person.
Article 33.8.1 Issuance of the transport document or the electronic record
(a) The method for the issuance and the transfer of that record to an intended holder;
A search record is, in particular, evidence of the registration and its date and hour.
The number of donors had risen to a record high of 166 (compared to 69 in 1999).
b One Tunisian NGO also spoke in support of its Government's human rights record.
The Convention had been signed in record time by 136 States and ratified by 41.
You made reference to the fact that your team set a record in terms of attendance.
In 2006, the number of international adoptions reached a record figure of 4,496.
Those costs would not be part of the record sent to the Senate to be paid.
They should be set forth in a memorandum and also incorporated in a copy of the record.
It follows that its record on observance of human rights cannot be a particularly good one.
They requested that their position should be reflected in the record.
A computerized record has many advantages over a paper-based system.
In addition, the applicant may supplement the record at the time of the interview.
Who should have access to this information if there is a pardoned record out there?
After the flogging, there shall be a record in a personal book of the child.
A record in this connection was made and was sent to the Presidential administration.
A case file record is maintained for children placed in correction centres.
This will appear in the Minutes as a document of record of some substance.
(i) make a record from data or make a copy of a record;
In addition, MoO claims that the studies provided an historical record of Kuwait's oil resources and geological formations.
(Moses) answered: "My Lord holds the knowledge of them in a Record.
Wayne Gretzky rewrote the hockey record book and literally changed the way the game is played.
This (keeping the record of them all) is indeed easy for God.
Then as for him who is given his Record in his right hand, he will say: "Here, take and read my Record!
But as for him who will be given his Record (in his left hand) from behind his back,
Come off it, Dario, even if they did release a new record, I wouldn't stock it.
Kit left the record playin ' over and over for the district attorney to find.
You can get a phonograph record of Minnie the Moocher for 75 cents.
However, the first shifts and particularly in the record and book trade have already been observed.
Truly, it sounded like a broken record.
The Commission has had a chequered record when it comes to implementation.
The Congo's track record in the field of human rights is encouraging on the whole.
We also note that there is a mixed record halfway to the MDGs, especially in Africa.
His track record has earned him the support of the House.
That is an enviable political record, you will agree.
These accused thus ended up with a criminal record when it may have been avoided.
Moreover, teachers were screened for a criminal record before being hired.
Probe as to whether this means a police record, a conviction, or other?
Only once sentence is pronounced is it recorded in the national judicial record.
(f) Criminal record from the National Police and International Police;
record {noun} [law] (also: minutes, proceedings, report, statement)
She asked that her statement be reflected in the summary record of the meeting.
“The decision shall be reasoned and shall be set out in the record of the hearing.
The record is signed by the individual who drafted it and by the detainee.
We would like this reservation to be recorded in the verbatim record of this meeting.
I request that the record reflect the fact that the letter was available.
record {noun} [law]
to record {verb}
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to register, to book, to check in, to tape)
Seals are not meant to be unaffected by tampering, they are meant to readily record it.
Deduct the second estimate from the first and record the result as type N2.
A checkmark before the Record command in the menu shows that that function is active.
In such cases, special efforts should be made to record and verify each such transaction.
The United States continues to record the largest cocaine seizure volume.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to make an inventory, to register, to take a census of, to check off)
It would be meaningful to record and update the location and quantities of these stocks.
The Ministry was now better able to keep a record of the actual size of the labour force.
It will therefore be possible for Member States to record the locations of the resultant crops.
Several States reported on efforts to record and study incidents of violence against migrant women.
(d) To contribute to maintaining an institutional record of emerging and difficult issues deriving from implementation.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb}
It was no longer a record of events but a forum for discussion of relevant issues.
leaders at Boost and Zebra to observe and record information on children's
I shall raise this matter in writing, but I just wanted to put it on record.
I want to put some quotes on the record and I will submit them to the Clerk.
Article 91 gives the judge the authority to decide to record communications.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb}
It is incredible that the Commission can, in these circumstances, record President Gayoom's commitment to democratisation.
I would request, however, that this statement be reflected in the official records of the General Assembly.
Consequently, by an Order dated 13 July 2001, the President of the Tribunal recorded the discontinuance of the proceedings and directed the removal of the case from the Tribunal's List of Cases.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} [law]
In addition, we want to put on record what we believe are misrepresentations in some of the text.
Mr President, Commissioner, I have placed on record a minority opinion in accordance with Rule 48 of our Rules of Procedure and I shall not
record {noun}
The number of donors had risen to a record high of 166 (compared to 69 in 1999).
Noticeably absent from his speech was any emphasis at all on our record high taxes.
It is also clearly the reason for the record high level of unemployment in the EU.
Our exports are at a historical high, having doubled during my term of office.
Unemployment rates had been increasing since 1995 and had reached an historic high in 2002.
The number of donors had risen to a record high of 166 (compared to 69 in 1999).
b One Tunisian NGO also spoke in support of its Government's human rights record.
The Convention had been signed in record time by 136 States and ratified by 41.
You made reference to the fact that your team set a record in terms of attendance.
In 2006, the number of international adoptions reached a record figure of 4,496.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "record":
© Princeton Universitycommemorate · memorialize · memorialise · immortalize · immortalise · read · register · show · tape · enter · put down · track record · phonograph record · phonograph recording · disk · disc · platter · criminal record · record book · book
Synonyms (French) for "record":
© myThes Dicollecteexploit · prouesse · performance · geste · succès
Usage examples
Usage examples for "record" in French
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Similar words
reconciliation · recondite · reconditioned · reconditioning · reconfiguration · reconquest · reconsideration · reconstitution · reconstruction · reconversion · record · record-breaking · record-player · recordable · recorded · recorder · recorders · recording · records · recourse · recoverable
Even more translations in the English-Polish dictionary by bab.la.