1 register /ˈrɛʤəstɚ/ noun plural registers
plural registers
Learner's definition of REGISTER
[count]
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: an official list, book, or system for keeping records of something注册表;登记簿;登记系统 —
often + of -
The church keeps a register of births, marriages, and deaths.教会存留了一本关于信徒出生、婚姻和死亡的登记簿。
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a national register of historic places国家史迹名录
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a register [=(US) registry] of voters选民注册表
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(Brit) After the students were seated, the teacher called/took the register. [=read a list of the students' names out loud and noted which students were there and which were not]学生全都坐好后,老师点了名。
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formal : a part of the range of musical notes that a person's voice or an instrument can reach(人或乐器的)声区,音区 4
US : a cover on an opening (such as a heating vent) that has parts which can be opened or closed to control the flow of air调风口;节气门
2 register /ˈrɛʤəstɚ/ verb
registers; registered; registering
2 register
/ˈrɛʤəstɚ/
verb
registers; registered; registering
Learner's definition of REGISTER
1
a [+ object] : to record information about (something) in a book or system of public records登记,注册(信息) -
He registered the birth of his child.他登记了他孩子的出生日期。
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She registered her new car.她给自己的新车注册了。
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The car was registered under my name.这辆车以我的名字注册。
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The company registered its trademark.公司注册了商标。
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Only 32 cases of the disease have been registered.这种病仅有32个病例登记在册。
b : to put your name on an official list(以姓名)登记,注册 [no object]
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often + at or for -
We registered at the hotel.我们在酒店登记入住。
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Patients must register at the front desk.病人必须在前台登记。
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The students registered for classes. [=the students enrolled in classes]学生们注册入学了。
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All men between the ages of 18 and 25 must register for the draft.凡18岁至25岁的男性都必须登记服兵役。
[+ object]
— see also preregister ◊ If you register as something or if you are registered as something, you enter or have entered your name on an official list which indicates what group you belong to.以(某种身份)登记;登记为…
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[+ object] : to show or record (an amount, value, etc.)显示;记录 3
[+ object] : to get or reach (something) : achieve达到;获得 4
a [no object] : to be recognized or remembered被认出;被记起 —
often used in negative statements常用于否定句 b [+ object] : to notice or realize (something)注意到;意识到 —
often used in negative statements常用于否定句 5
formal : to show (a feeling or emotion)流露出,表达出(某种情感) [+ object]
[no object]
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[+ object] : to send (a letter, package, etc.) by registered mail to protect it from damage or loss以挂号邮寄 7
[+ object] formal : to make (something) known officially and publicly(正式或公开地)发表意见,提出主张