n.
a recording of just the sound

long playing record Idiom, Proverb

break the record

do better than the previous record The coach believes Bev can break the record in long jump.

broken record

(See like a broken record)

like a broken record

repeating the same sound, saying it over and over again From morning till night I hear that complaint-like a broken record!

off the record

not to be reported, not official What the President said is not to be printed. It's off the record.

track record

list of achievements, summary of career work Lou's track record is excellent. She was top seller last year.

on record

1． written down in a record记录在案的
We don't know when the famous writer was born，but the date of his death was on record．我们不知道这位名作家何时出生，但他的去世日期是有记录的。
It's on record that this summer was the hottest in 50 years．据记载，今年夏天是50年来最热的。
2． known to have said or done a certain thing人所共知的
That congressman is on record as an enemy of waste in government．那位国会议员以反对政府浪费而著名。

one for the record books

Idiom(s): one for the (record) books

Theme: SUPERLATIVE

a record-breaking act.
• What a dive! That's one for the record books.
• I've never heard such a funny joke. That's really one for the books.

for the record

Idiom(s): for the record

Theme: COMMENTS

so that (one's own version of) the facts will be known; so there will be a record of a particular fact. (This often is said when there are reporters present.)
• I'd like to say—for the record—that at no time have I ever accepted a bribe from anyone.
• For the record, I've never been able to get anything done around city hall without bribing someone.

Just for the record

If something is said to be just for the record, the person is saying it so that people know but does not necessarily agree with or support it.

break the record|break|record

v. phr. To set or to establish a new mark or record. Algernon broke the record in both the pentathlon and the decathlon and took home two gold medals from the Olympics.

long-playing record

A vinyl phonograph almanac 25–30 cm in bore that plays at about 33 revolutions per minute, advised to authority a abounding anthology of music (compared to an EP, or "extended-play record," which about alone holds four or bristles songs). Usually abbreviated "LP." The bandage alone anytime put out one long-playing record, but it's advised by abounding to be a anniversary in their genre.Learn more: record

long-playing record

A 33 1/3 rpm vinyl phonograph record. Abbreviated LP, a long-playing almanac that was played at 33 revolutions per minute captivated added music than did a 45 rpm extended-play almanac or their 78 rpm attack and after vinyl predecessor. A 16 rpm almanac never accomplished abundant popularity.Learn more: record

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