register
/ˈredʒɪstər/
İsimler, olaylar veya işlemlerin resmi yazılı kaydı veya listesi
An official written record or list of names, events, or transactions.
- Please sign the attendance register.
- The hotel register showed she checked in last night.
- All births must be recorded in the national register.
- The university maintains a comprehensive register of alumni dating back to its founding in the nineteenth century.
- Researchers consulted the parish register to trace demographic patterns during the industrial revolution.
- The electoral register must be updated annually to ensure accurate representation in democratic processes.
Yazar kasa; mağazalarda satışları kaydetmek ve para saklamak için kullanılan makine
A cash register; a machine used in shops to record sales and store money.
- She rang up the sale on the register.
- The register drawer wouldn't open.
- He works at the register on weekends.
Bir sesin veya müzik aletinin aralığı, ya da dilde belirli bir formalite seviyesi
The range of a voice or musical instrument, or a particular level of formality in language.
- The singer has an impressive vocal register.
- This word is appropriate for a formal register.
- The clarinet's lower register sounds rich and warm.
Bir ismi, gerçeği veya olayı yazılı bir liste veya sistemde resmi olarak kaydetmek
To officially record a name, fact, or event in a written list or system.
- All students must register for classes by Friday.
- Did you register to vote?
- The earthquake registered 6.5 on the Richter scale.
Bir duyguyu veya tepkiyi göstermek veya ifade etmek, ya da fark edilip anlaşılmak
To show or express an emotion or reaction, or to be noticed and understood.
- Her face registered surprise when she saw him.
- The news didn't seem to register with him.
- His disappointment clearly registered in his voice.