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§ აღრიცხვა; რეკორდი; ჩაწერა; რეგისტრირება§1 სარეკორდოin record time სარეკორდო სისწრაფით / დროში2 ჩანაწერი, ჩაწერაhe left no record of his activities თავისი მოღვაწეობის შესახებ ჩანაწერები არ დაგვიტოვა3 რეგისტრაციაwe keep a record of everyone who comes in ყოველი შემოსულის ჩაწერას / რეგისტრაციას ვაწარმოებთa record of attendance დასწრების რეგისტრაცია // დამსწრეთა სია4 აღწერაhis book gives a good record of the travel მის წიგნში მოგზაურობა კარგადაა აღწერილი5 სხდომის ან სასამართლო პროცესის ოქმი6 რეკორდიto establish the record for... რეკორდის დამყარება …-შიto beat / break the record რეკორდის დამხობა // ახალი რეკორდის დამყარება7 გრამფირფიტა8 ჩაწერა (ჩაწერს), ჩანიშვნაthe teacher recorded the test result მასწავლებელმა საკონტროლო სამუშაოს შედეგები ჩაინიშნა9 ჩვენება (აჩვენებს)thermometer recorded 30° თერმომეტრმა 30 გრადუსი აჩვენა●●service-record შრომის წიგნაკიan all-time record უებრო / არნახული / გაუგონარი რეკორდიoff the record პროტოკოლში ჩაუწერლად, შეტანის გარეშე
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