to record, register, or make a written account of events

a recorded sequence of moving visual images

to accept an applicant into an educational institution, typically based on entrance exam results

variant of [[记录|記錄|ji4 lu4]] (but in Taiwan, not for the verb sense "to record")

an audio recording or sound track

to access a computer system, website, or account using credentials

videotape; video cassette

a folder or location on a computer hard drive used to organize files

to record (video or audio)

A non-fictional motion picture or television program intended to document reality, including newsreels.

quotation (from a book or existing source)

to employ or hire someone for a job or position

a written record or official document used for communication or as a reminder, often in diplomatic or business contexts

to include or contain something in a collection, anthology, or list

audio tape

a device used for recording sound, such as a tape recorder or digital audio recorder

a written record or transcript of a meeting, conversation, or legal proceeding

directory; list of names

an electronic device for recording and playing back video signals, such as a VCR or digital video recorder

to copy an audio or video recording from one medium to another

the final book of the New Testament, also known as the Apocalypse of St. John

a personal list or digital collection of contact information such as names, phone numbers, and addresses

a passage or segment taken from a larger work

to surpass a previously established record or to perform at a record-breaking level

to capture moving images and sound onto a recording medium like tape or digital storage

(Taiwan) videotape; video cassette

to make a copy of

to record or put down in writing, especially for catalogs, bibliographies, or formal registers

acceptance rate; admission rate

to enter data into a computer or digital system; to type in information

to set a record

radio-tape recorder

An entry in an accounting journal or ledger.

to film or record a video

to record and play back (audio or video)

to compile; to collect

an illustrated catalog

(molecular biology) reverse transcription

a device or software used for recording data, sound, or video

a register, record, or anthology containing names and biographies of famous people

a compiled collection of selected extracts or summaries of information

subdirectory (computing)

The study of the history, production, and classification of books.