a written account of facts or events; minutes of a meeting

To record images and sound using a video camera or recorder; to videotape

To accept or enroll a successful applicant after an exam or interview, such as a student into a university or a candidate for a job.

The best performance or result recorded in a particular field, such as a national or world record

A recorded sound or audio clip

to log in or sign in to a computer system, network, or website

Magnetic tape used for recording and playing back video; a videocassette.

table of contents; the list of chapters or sections at the beginning of a book or publication

to record and produce audio or video materials

The highest achievement or best performance in a specific field or sport ever recorded globally.

documentary film or television program; newsreel

A record or collection of sayings or important utterances from a person or book; a list of quotations

to hire an employee; to take someone on for a position

A written record or book used to help one remember things; also refers to a memo or a digital application for keeping notes.

To include or collect items into a work, such as a collection of poems, an anthology, or a dictionary; to record or put together.

magnetic tape used for recording sound; also refers to a cassette tape that has already been recorded

tape recorder; sound recording machine

to record or document something exactly as it happened; a record, transcript, or work that is true to the facts

to put down in writing; to take down notes; to record by hand

A book or list recording the names of people, organizations, or things, often including a brief introduction or contact details

video recorder; VCR; an electronic device used for recording and playing back video and audio signals

A literary genre consisting of personal recollections or records of historical events, often written in an autobiographical style.

to make a copy of a pre-recorded audio or video recording; to dub

To break a previous record or achieve a new best result; to set an all-time high.

The Book of Revelation in the New Testament; also known as the Apocalypse of John.

Professional recording facility, typically divided into a control room for mixing and a recording room for capturing sound.

documentary film; newsreel; now more commonly written as [[纪录片|紀錄片|ji4 lu4 pian4]]

address book; contact list; directory

a facility specifically designed and equipped for the recording of sound, music, or audio for media

supplementary material or records attached to the end of a text or document

to select and copy down specific portions or key points from a text or speech

records or minutes of a meeting

to beat an existing record; record-breaking

To set a new record or be the first to achieve a specific milestone

to record video using a camera or other equipment

magnetic tape used for recording audio and video; video cassette

to make a copy of; to transcribe from an original document

to record or put down in writing; used in formal or literary contexts to describe the logging of information or names

The percentage of applicants who are accepted or enrolled in a school, program, or job

to record a program or event for later transmission

to input data into a computer; to type or record information such as text or images into an electronic system

A record of an interview or conversation, which may be in written, audio, or video form

to set a new record or establish a new high mark in a sport or activity

An electronic device combining a radio and a tape recorder; also called a [[收录音机|收錄音機|shou1 lu4 yin1 ji1]]

an entry in an account book; to record transactions in a journal or ledger

note-taker; recorder; stenographer; reporter

to film and record video; to capture audiovisual material using a camera or video recorder

A movie or television program recorded on videotape.

A record or directory of students and classmates, usually containing names, contact information, and graduation details; school yearbook