| 单词 | track record |
| 释义 | > as lemmastrack record track record n. (a) the record performance in a particular athletics event at a particular track; (b) the performances achieved by a particular athlete in the past; also figurative, known facts about past achievements or behaviour taken as a guide to future performance. ΘΚΠ the world > action or operation > carrying out > [noun] > sum of what has been done or achieved res gestae1587 record1856 track record1951 1951 Publ. Amer. Dial. Soc. xvi. 66 Track record, the best time made by a horse over a certain distance on a certain track. 1965 Life 15 Jan. 56 a/1 Wilder has had a series of extremely successful pictures... We were betting on his track record that this one would be too. 1972 Observer 30 Apr. 12/5 The airlines have over the years had enough confidence in our track record to be perfectly happy about this procedure. 1974 Spartanburg (S. Carolina) Herald 18 Apr. c 2/5 Charles Mathis..set a new track record at Northwestern with a 149′6″ in the discus. 1976 Milton Keynes Express 25 June 51/3 Houghton Rip..came fourth behind the Irish dog, whose track record was smashed by last year's Derby consolation winner Shamrock Point. 1976 Time 20 Dec. 17/1 A lot of the women candidates..have no management track records to be judged on. So they keep being passed over. 1983 Daily Tel. 23 Mar. 21 The Trustee Savings Banks, which plan to go public towards the end of next year, badly need to establish a good track record on profits. < as lemmas |
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