record in English: To keep sounds, pictures, or facts so that you can use them again later. (verb)

Translation

To keep sounds, pictures, or facts so that you can use them again later.

Word origin

From Latin recordari, meaning to call something back to mind.

Verb typeregular (record, records, recorded, recorded)

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To "record" is to keep the sound so you can play it again.

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"Recorded" is the past form.

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Here "record" means to write facts down and keep them.

music

Pleasant sounds made by singing or by playing instruments.

sound

A sound is anything that you can hear with your ears.

write

To make letters, words, or numbers on paper or a screen using a pen, pencil, or keys.

listen

To pay attention to a sound with your ears.

phone

A small thing you hold to talk to people far away or to send messages.

album

A collection of songs released together, or a book for keeping photographs.

footage

Film or video of an event, especially video shown on the news.

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