Translation
to register, to record
Word origin
From Medieval Latin registrum, a list or record, itself from Late Latin regesta, 'things entered', on regerere ('to carry back'). English register and registry come straight from it.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- registrum
- English cognates
- register, registry
Examples
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You have to register your name at the door.
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The machine records every sound.
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She recorded the names of all the guests.
is to put something on the record, whether the record is a book, a list or a tape. The noun is registro for the register itself and o for the act, and i is the reflexive you want for signing yourself up. Do not reach for it when you simply mean to write something down: that is noti.
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