英语词汇“register”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

registerverb

uk/ˈredʒ.ɪ.stər/us/ˈredʒ.ə.stɚ/

register verb (PUT ON LIST)

B1 [ I or T ] to put information, especially your name, into an official list or record:

I registered the car in my name.

Within two weeks of arrival all foreigners had to register with the local police.

Students have to register for the new course by the end of April.

More examples

They always register their ships under a flag of convenience.
Ships were registered abroad to circumvent employment and safety regulations.
Increasingly, the unmarried father of a child in Europe registers his paternity at the baby's birth.
You will need proof of identity to register at the library.
Customers who register on-line will receive a ten percent discount.

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Writing & typing

asterisk
borrow
chalk
co-author
compose
copy
creative writing
enter
fair sth out
fire
ghostwrite
misspell
orthography
record
run
scrawl
transcription
typing
write sth up
written

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register verb (SHOW)

C2 [ I or T ] to record, show, or express something:

The Geiger counter registered a dangerous level of radioactivity.

The earthquake was too small to register on the Richter scale.

formal His face registered extreme disapproval of what he had witnessed.

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Measuring & weighing

cost-of-living index
decibel
life-size
measure sb/sth up
measure sth out
measurement
mmHg
mmol
pace
pinhole
plumb
point
quantifiable
quantum
record
short
sound
timer
tolerance
unit

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Showing and demonstrating

register verb (REALIZE)

[ I or T ] informal If something registers, someone realizes it and if someone registers something, they realize it:

I did mention the address but I'm not sure that it registered (with him).

I scarcely registered the fact that he was there.

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Apparent and obvious

apparent
be (as) plain as the nose on your face idiom
be (right) under your nose idiom
be etched somewhere idiom
be writ large idiom
leap out at sb
linear
loud
loud and clear idiom
manifest
manifestly
marked
publicly
recognizable
self-evident
shine
shine out
shine through
stare
stark

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register verb (MAIL)

[ T ] If you register a letter or parcel, you send it using a special postal service, so that it will be dealt with in a special way and not be lost:

a registered letter

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Delivering and despatching

air drop
air-dash
airlift
consign
containerize
despatch
drop
enclose
fire sth off
forward
get sth in
reroute
route
send
send sth in
send sth off
ship
shipping
trot
trot sb out

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registernoun

uk/ˈredʒ.ɪ.stər/us/ˈredʒ.ə.stɚ/

register noun (LIST)

[ C ] a book or record containing a list of names:

Guests write their names in the (hotel) register.

Is your name on the register of voters?

[ C ] a book used to record if a child is present at school:

If a child is absent, the teacher notes it down in the (class) register.

[ U ] in school, the period at the start of the morning and afternoon when a teacher records on an official list that children are present

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Lists and catalogues

a laundry list idiom
a list as long as your arm idiom
agenda
archivist
bucket list
concordance
GI
honor roll
honours list
indices
inventory
laundry
roster
rota
shortlist
tally
taxonomy
transfer list
wish list
wordlist

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Schools in general

register noun (LANGUAGE STYLE)

C1 [ C or U ] specialized language the style of language, grammar, and words used for particular situations:

People chatting at a party will usually be talking in (an) informal register.

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Linguistic terms & linguistic style

affricate
allophone
anaphor
anaphora
anaphoric
double entendre
ellipsis
idiomatic
irregular
lexicology
linguistic
litotes
neurolinguistics
parallelism
philology
portmanteau word
semantic
semiotics
stylistics
tone language

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register noun (SOUNDS)

[ C ] all the notes that a musical instrument or a person's voice can produce, from the highest to the lowest:

music written mainly for the lower/higher register of the clarinet

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Notes of the musical scale

A, a
B, b
C, c
D, d
doh
E, e
flat
la
lah
lah 1
major
mi
middle C
minor
scale
semitone
soh
sol
sol-fa
te

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register noun (MONEY)

[ C ] mainly US UK usually till the drawer in a cash register (= a machine which records sales in a shop, and in which money is kept) or the cash register itself:

Next time you have the register open, could you give me some change?

I think these items have been rung up wrongly on the register.

单词	register
释义	Contents verb (4) register (PUT ON LIST) register (SHOW) register (REALIZE) register (MAIL) noun (4) register (LIST) register (LANGUAGE STYLE) register (SOUNDS) register (MONEY) Contents verb (4) register (RECORD) register (MEASURE) register (SHOW) register (HAVE EFFECT) noun (4) register (RANGE) register (MONEY) register (DEVICE) register (RECORD) Contents verb (4) register (1) register (2) register (3) register (4) noun (2) register (1) register (2) English American Business registerverb uk/ˈredʒ.ɪ.stər/us/ˈredʒ.ə.stɚ/ register verb (PUT ON LIST) B1 [ I or T ] to put information, especially your name, into an official list or record: I registered the car in my name. Within two weeks of arrival all foreigners had to register with the local police. Students have to register for the new course by the end of April. More examples They always register their ships under a flag of convenience. Ships were registered abroad to circumvent employment and safety regulations. Increasingly, the unmarried father of a child in Europe registers his paternity at the baby's birth. You will need proof of identity to register at the library. Customers who register on-line will receive a ten percent discount. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Writing & typing asterisk borrow chalk co-author compose copy creative writing enter *fair sth* out fire ghostwrite misspell orthography record run scrawl transcription typing write sth up written See more results » register verb (SHOW) C2 [ I or T ] to record, show, or express something: The Geiger counter registered a dangerous level of radioactivity. The earthquake was too small to register on the Richter scale. formal His face registered extreme disapproval of what he had witnessed. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Measuring & weighing cost-of-living index decibel life-size measure sb/sth up measure sth out measurement mmHg mmol pace pinhole plumb point quantifiable quantum record short sound timer tolerance unit See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Showing and demonstrating register verb (REALIZE) [ I or T ] informal If something registers, someone realizes it and if someone registers something, they realize it: I did mention the address but I'm not sure that it registered (with him). I scarcely registered the fact that he was there. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Apparent and obvious apparent be (as) plain as the nose on your face idiom be (right) under your nose** idiom be etched somewhere idiom be writ large idiom leap out at sb linear loud loud and clear idiom manifest manifestly marked publicly recognizable self-evident shine shine out shine through stare stark See more results » register verb (MAIL) [ T ] If you register a letter or parcel, you send it using a special postal service, so that it will be dealt with in a special way and not be lost: a registered letter Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Delivering and despatching air drop air-dash airlift consign containerize despatch drop enclose *fire sth* off forward get sth in reroute route send send sth in send sth off ship shipping trot trot sb out See more results » registernoun uk/ˈredʒ.ɪ.stər/us/ˈredʒ.ə.stɚ/ register noun (LIST) [ C ] a book or record containing a list of names: Guests write their names in the (hotel) register. Is your name on the register of voters? [ C ] a book used to record if a child is present at school: If a child is absent, the teacher notes it down in the (class) register. [ U ] in school, the period at the start of the morning and afternoon when a teacher records on an official list that children are present Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Lists and catalogues a laundry list idiom a list as long as your arm idiom agenda archivist bucket list concordance GI honor roll honours list indices inventory laundry roster rota shortlist tally taxonomy transfer list wish list wordlist See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Schools in general register noun (LANGUAGE STYLE) C1 [ C or U ] specialized language the style of language, grammar, and words used for particular situations: People chatting at a party will usually be talking in (an) informal register. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Linguistic terms & linguistic style affricate allophone anaphor anaphora anaphoric double entendre ellipsis idiomatic irregular lexicology linguistic litotes neurolinguistics parallelism philology portmanteau word semantic semiotics stylistics tone language See more results » register noun (SOUNDS) [ C ] all the notes that a musical instrument or a person's voice can produce, from the highest to the lowest: music written mainly for the lower/higher register of the clarinet Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Notes of the musical scale A, a B, b C, c D, d doh E, e flat la lah lah 1 major mi middle C minor scale semitone soh sol sol-fa te See more results » register noun (MONEY) [ C ] mainly US UK usually till the drawer in a cash register (= a machine which records sales in a shop, and in which money is kept) or the cash register itself: Next time you have the register open, could you give me some change? I think these items have been rung up wrongly on the register. registerverb us/ˈredʒ·ɪ·stər/ register verb (RECORD) [ I/T ] to record someone’s name or ownership of property on an official list: [ T ] I registered the car in my name. [ + to infinitive ] Voters have until February 16 to register to vote in the primary. [ I ] Students are currently registering for summer courses. [ I/T ] If you register a letter or package when you mail it, you pay extra to have it recorded and receive special care in delivery. register verb (MEASURE) [ I/T ] (of an instrument) to measure and record an amount: [ T ] The thermometer registered 79°F. [ I ] The tremor barely registered on the Richter scale. register verb (SHOW) [ T ] to show an emotion by the expression on your face: Her face registered shock at the news. register verb (HAVE EFFECT) [ I ] to have some effect: The loss of her home has not really registered on her yet. registernoun [ C ] us/ˈredʒ·ɪ·stər/ register noun [ C ] (RANGE) all the notes that a voice or musical instrument can produce, from the highest to the lowest register noun [ C ] (MONEY) short form ofcash register register noun [ C ] (DEVICE) a device that controls the flow of air from a heating or cooling system through an opening into a room register noun [ C ] (RECORD) a book containing an official list or record: The American Film Institute drew up a register of the 100 greatest American films ever made. registerverb uk/ˈredʒɪstər/us [ I or T ] to put information, especially the name of someone or something, on an official list or record: Bids may be registered 24 hours a day. to register a car/company/domain name register as sth Investment advisers may need to register as brokers. In the UK, a business is required to register for VAT. register (sb/sth) with sth Hedge-fund managers must register the commission under the terms of the 1940 Investment Advisers Act. [ I or T ] to record or show a measurement, an amount, etc.: The built-in telephone line has registered 50 calls daily. During the period under review, the company registered a 30% decline in gross profit. [ T ] COMMUNICATIONS when you register a letter or package, you send it by mail using a special service, so that it will be dealt with in a special way and not be lost: I'd like to register this parcel, please. a registered letter [ T ] to show your opinion or interest formally or officially: The engineering arm of the company is said to have registered an interest by the bid deadline. registernoun [ C ] uk/ˈredʒɪstər/us a book or record containing an official list of names, items, etc.: a central/national register guest/visitors' register All visitors to the company are asked to sign the visitors' register. Issuing companies keep a register of bondholders. US COMMERCE → cash register See also** cash register charges register companies register directors' register Land Charges Register Lloyd's Register members' register property register proprietorship register register of charges register of companies register of directors register of directors' interests register of members register of transfers share register shareholders' register transfers register
随便看	directly proportional to sth directness directness director director director general director general director general of fair trading Director of Public Prosecutions director's cut director's interest director's interests director-general directorate directorial directorial directories directors box directors cut directors general directors interest directors interests directors interests directors register directors report

registerverb

register verb (PUT ON LIST)

register verb (SHOW)

register verb (REALIZE)

register verb (MAIL)

registernoun

register noun (LIST)

register noun (LANGUAGE STYLE)

register noun (SOUNDS)

register noun (MONEY)

registerverb

register verb (RECORD)

register verb (MEASURE)

register verb (SHOW)

register verb (HAVE EFFECT)

registernoun [ C ]

register noun [ C ] (RANGE)

register noun [ C ] (MONEY)

register noun [ C ] (DEVICE)

register noun [ C ] (RECORD)

registerverb

registernoun [ C ]

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