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| gen. |
register |
| comp., MS |
sign up (To enroll in a service, often resulting in setting up a new account); register (To provide your name and contact information to an organization so that you can receive product information, updates, and special offers) |
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| gen. |
examine; search 128 |
| agric. |
register |
| commun. |
fall in register |
| comp., MS |
register (To automatically update the progression or output of work done outside of the application); post (To enter a debit or a credit into an account); record (To account for the financial and operational consequences of an economic, resource flow, or accounting event); check in (To save the changes in a runbook to the database) |
| econ. |
recording in the books |
| fin. |
to enter; to record; to register; record (as data registering); register (prepaid card, proteja su tarjeta prepagada) |
| IT |
log |
| law |
file to enter into the case file; enter an order; file; search (revisar) |
| real.est. |
record |
| tech. |
list; search (una casa) |
| textile |
insert; introduce |
| UN |
log a problem |
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| gen. |
roster; volume |
| agric. |
official register of professional operators |
| commun. |
bookmark; bookmarker; article; newsgroup article; posting |
| comp., MS |
log (A record of transactions or events that take place within an IT managed environment) |
| cultur. |
stop |
| environ. |
registration An instance of or a certificate attesting to the fact of entering in an official list various pieces of information in order to facilitate regulation or authorization, including one's name, contact information and, in some instances, data concerning a specific possession or property |
| health. |
record; registry |
| industr., construct., met. |
gate; shut off gate; stopper; tweel block |
| IT |
registration; session |
| IT, tech. |
journal; log |
| law |
search |
| psychol. |
recording |
| transp. |
manhole |
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| law |
file |
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| law, tech., mech.eng. |
Registry |
