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register

UK
/ˈrɛdʒɪstə/
US
/ˈrɛdʒɪstər/

Translations

registernoun
registers
pl
UK
/ˈrɛdʒɪstə/
US
/ˈrɛdʒɪstər/
registreListe ou dossier officiel.
The school keeps a register of all its students.
L'école tient un registre de tous ses élèves.
caisseDans le sens de caisse enregistreuse, au singulier on emploie souvent simplement « caisse ».
The cashier rang up the sale on the cash register.
La caissière a enregistré la vente à la caisse.
registreEn musique : étendue vocale ou instrumentale.
The singer's voice was strong in the lower register.
La voix de la chanteuse était puissante dans le registre grave.
registreEn informatique : registre du processeur.
The processor moves data from memory into a register before performing calculations.
Le processeur transfère les données de la mémoire vers un registre avant d'effectuer les calculs.
registreEn linguistique : niveau de langue ou variété stylistique.
Academic articles are usually written in a formal register.
Les articles universitaires sont généralement rédigés dans un registre formel.
Additional translations
enregistreurDispositif qui enregistre automatiquement une mesure ou une quantité.
Synonyms
record
list
log
directory
catalog
roll
registry
enrollment
registerverb
registered
Past Simple
registered
Past Participle
registering
Gerund
UK
/ˈredʒɪstə/
US
/ˈrɛdʒɪstɚ/
enregistrerInscrire ou déclarer officiellement.
You must register your new address with the local authorities within fourteen days.
Vous devez enregistrer votre nouvelle adresse auprès des autorités locales dans les quatorze jours.
indiquerPour un instrument de mesure qui affiche une valeur.
The thermometer registered a temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Le thermomètre indiquait une température de 100 degrés Fahrenheit.
atteindreAtteindre un niveau, un total ou un résultat.
The team registered their first win of the season after a tough match.
L'équipe a atteint sa première victoire de la saison après un match कठिन?
Additional translations
trahirSe dit d'une émotion ou d'une opinion qui transparaît.
Synonyms
record
enroll
sign up
log
document
file
list
catalog
Antonyms
deregister
unregister
registeradjective
UK
/ˈredʒɪstə/
US
/ˈrɛdʒɪstɚ/
Attributive use of the noun describing something related to official recording or registration

Definitions

registernoun
An official list or record of names, events, or transactions.
The school keeps a register of all its students.
A book or system for keeping such records.
The hotel receptionist asked me to sign the guest register.
A machine used in shops to add up and record the cost of items purchased and to store money.
The cashier rang up the sale on the cash register.
A particular range of voice or instrument, especially in music.
The singer's voice was strong in the lower register.
A device that automatically records a quantity or number.
The gas meter acts as a register of the amount of gas used.
Computing: a small, fast storage location within a CPU used to hold data temporarily during processing.
The processor moves data from memory into a register before performing calculations.
Linguistics: the level of formality or stylistic variety used in speech or writing suited to a particular social situation.
Academic articles are usually written in a formal register.
registerverb
To record or enrol information or a person's details formally in an official list or database.
You must register your new address with the local authorities within fourteen days.
To express or convey a feeling or opinion.
His face registered surprise when he heard the unexpected news.
To detect or show a reading on a measuring instrument.
The thermometer registered a temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
To achieve or attain a particular level or amount.
The team registered their first win of the season after a tough match.
registeradjective
Of, relating to, or intended for an official register or record-keeping.
He obtained the certificate at the register office in the city centre.
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