record. 3 of 4. adjective. rec·​ord ˈre-kərd. also -ˌkȯrd. : of, relating to, or being one that is extraordinary among or surpasses others of its kind. record ...

record adjective [not gradable] (BEST). at a higher level than ever achieved before: Farmers in the Midwest are reporting ...

adjective. making or affording a record. surpassing or superior to all others:.

Resembling or characteristic of a record (vinyl disc). recorded. That has been fixed into a physical medium (for example, a book, compact disc or videotape).

You use record to say that something is higher, lower, better, or worse than has ever been achieved before. Profits were at record levels. She won the race in ... On record · Off the record · Record a scene · Go on record

1. — used to indicate that someone is making or has made an official or public statement ; 2. : included or described in official records.

Attestation or testimony of a fact; witness, evidence, proof. In early use chiefly in set phrases, as by record of, to take record at. Earliest and now only in ...

​having achieved a better result or higher level than has ever been achieved before. a record-breaking jump. Topics Successc1. Definitions on the go.

the highest amount or level that something has ever reached: at a record high/at record highs The Dow Jones index closed at a record high on Monday.

a record falls (=is beaten)Another record will fall on the last day of the season, if Arsenal win their final game.adjectivesan all-time recordThe price of oil ... Track record · Record high · World record · Record-holder