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register
1 countable an official list or record of a particular type of thingthe register of births, deaths, and marriages At 9 o’clock the teacher calls the register (=checks to see which children are present by reading out their names). Synonyms and related words
Types of list a who’s who of something bibliography blacklist 1a a book or digital document in which someone keeps lists or recordsAll new guests must sign the hotel register. Synonyms and related words
Types of non-printed book address book album appointment book
Verbs frequently used with register as the object ▪ compile, establish, keep, maintain, sign, update
2 countable musicthe range of musical sounds that a voice or a musical instrument can produce Synonyms and related words
Notes in the musical scale 3 countable/uncountable linguisticsthe type of language that you use in a particular situation or when communicating with a particular group of people Synonyms and related words
Types of language and general words for language acrolect a living language basilect 4 countable a flat piece of metal that you can open and close to control the flow of air in a heating system Synonyms and related words
Heating and air-conditioning
register
1 countable an official list or record of a particular type of thingthe register of births, deaths, and marriages Synonyms and related words
Types of list a who’s who of something bibliography blacklist 1a a book or digital document in which someone keeps lists or recordsAll new guests must sign the hotel register. Synonyms and related words
Types of non-printed book address book album appointment book
Verbs frequently used with register as the object ▪ compile, establish, keep, maintain, sign, update
2 countable musicthe range of musical sounds that a voice or a musical instrument can produce Synonyms and related words
Notes in the musical scale 3 countable a cash register Synonyms and related words
Shop fittings and equipment 4 countable/uncountable linguisticsthe type of language that you use in a particular situation or when communicating with a particular group of people Synonyms and related words
Types of language and general words for language acrolect a living language basilect 5 countable a flat piece of metal that you can open and close to control the flow of air in a heating system Synonyms and related words
Heating and air-conditioning
register
1 intransitive to put your name and other information on an official list in order to be allowed to vote, study, stay in a hotel etcWhere do we go to register? register for: Have you registered for the English exam yet? register with: When you move house, you need to register with a local doctor. Synonyms and related words
To make a list, or to add something to a list 1a transitive to put information about someone or something on an official listThe company was originally registered in 1856. Births must be registered within 42 days. Synonyms and related words
To make a list, or to add something to a list
2 transitive to show as a particular measurement on a piece of equipmentan earthquake registering 5.1 on the Richter scale Synonyms and related words 3 intransitive/transitive to realize or notice somethingShe did tell me she’d be out, but it didn’t register. Austin stared at him, as if registering his presence for the first time. Synonyms and related words
To notice or recognize something or someone 4 transitive formalto show your feelings about something in your face or voiceGeorge’s look registered his confusion. Synonyms and related words
To show, or to be expressed in the face or eyes
Nouns frequently used as objects of register ▪ concern, confusion, disapproval, disbelief, distaste, surprise
5 transitive formalto make your opinion known publicly or officiallydemonstrators seeking to register a protest against the new law I decided to register a complaint with the manager. Synonyms and related words
Nouns frequently used as objects of register ▪ complaint, concern, objection, protest
6 transitive mainly journalismto achieve something in a game or competitionCity registered their fourth successive home win. Synonyms and related words
To win a game, competition or argument 7 transitive to send a letter or parcel by registered post Synonyms and related words
To send something somewhere
register
1 intransitive to put your name and other information on an official list in order to be allowed to vote, study, stay in a hotel, etc.Where do we go to register? register for: Have you registered for classes yet? register with: When you move, you need to register with the local draft board. Synonyms and related words
To make a list, or to add something to a list 1a transitive to put information about someone or something on an official listBirths must be registered within 42 days. The company was originally registered in 1856. Synonyms and related words
To make a list, or to add something to a list
2 transitive to show as a particular measurement on a piece of equipmentan earthquake registering 5.1 on the Richter scale Synonyms and related words 3 intransitive/transitive to realize or notice somethingShe did tell me she’d be out, but it didn’t register. Austin stared at him, as if registering his presence for the first time. Synonyms and related words
To notice or recognize something or someone 4 transitive formalto show your feelings about something in your face or voiceGeorge’s look registered his confusion. Synonyms and related words
To show, or to be expressed in the face or eyes
Nouns frequently used as objects of register ▪ concern, confusion, disapproval, disbelief, distaste, surprise
5 transitive formalto make your opinion known publicly or officiallydemonstrators seeking to register a protest against the new law I decided to register a complaint with the manager. Synonyms and related words
Nouns frequently used as objects of register ▪ complaint, concern, objection, protest
6 transitive to send a letter or package by registered mail Synonyms and related words
To send something somewhere 7 transitive mainly journalismto achieve something in a game or competitionThe Orioles registered their fourth home win in a row. Synonyms and related words
To win a game, competition or argument
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