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

record jacket n. (a) a personal file or dossier, esp. one detailing an individual's criminal convictions (now rare); (b) a close-fitting, protective cover for a record, typically in the form of a cardboard or paper envelope, and often having on it information about the recording artist, a track list, etc. (now the usual sense).

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1910 Ann. Rep. Commissioners D.C. 1909 I. 340 in U.S. Congress. Serial Set (61st Congr., 2nd Sess.: House of Representatives Doc. 110, Pt. 1) CVI A record jacket is established for an individual only when the bureau has acquired additional record of such an individual, and the Bertillon card and card index each bear only the record of the first arrest.

1935 Monroe (Louisiana) Morning World 15 Dec. (Society & Fashions section) 4/4 A ‘Kris Kringle Song’ novelty greeting of the 1915 period. It is a small victrola record in a record jacket upon which is found these jolly lines: [etc.].

1948 Washington Post 14 Mar. b7/6 (advt.) Record jackets, illustrated in color, contain complete lyrics and descriptive notes.

1978 J. Wright & P. W. Lewis Mod. Criminal Justice xiii. 255/2 Boards must lean heavily on the sterile information contained in the convict's ‘record jacket’.

1989 P. Kivy Sound Sentiment ii. 12 In the ‘lowest’ as well as the ‘highest’ forms of musical criticism, on the ‘blurb’ of the record jacket and the essays of [Sir Donald] Tovey.

2017 Telegraph-Jrnl. (New Brunswick) (Nexis) 24 Aug. c1 The real name of this boy from Arkansas doesn't appear on the record jackets or the discs themselves.

单词	record jacket
释义	> as lemmas record jacket record jacket n. (a) a personal file or dossier, esp. one detailing an individual's criminal convictions (now rare); (b) a close-fitting, protective cover for a record, typically in the form of a cardboard or paper envelope, and often having on it information about the recording artist, a track list, etc. (now the usual sense). ΚΠ 1910 Ann. Rep. Commissioners D.C. 1909 I. 340 in U.S. Congress. Serial Set (61st Congr., 2nd Sess.: House of Representatives Doc. 110, Pt. 1) CVI A record jacket is established for an individual only when the bureau has acquired additional record of such an individual, and the Bertillon card and card index each bear only the record of the first arrest. 1935 Monroe (Louisiana) Morning World 15 Dec. (Society & Fashions section) 4/4 A ‘Kris Kringle Song’ novelty greeting of the 1915 period. It is a small victrola record in a record jacket upon which is found these jolly lines: [etc.]. 1948 Washington Post 14 Mar. b7/6 (advt.) Record jackets, illustrated in color, contain complete lyrics and descriptive notes. 1978 J. Wright & P. W. Lewis Mod. Criminal Justice xiii. 255/2 Boards must lean heavily on the sterile information contained in the convict's ‘record jacket’. 1989 P. Kivy Sound Sentiment ii. 12 In the ‘lowest’ as well as the ‘highest’ forms of musical criticism, on the ‘blurb’ of the record jacket and the essays of [Sir Donald] Tovey. 2017 Telegraph-Jrnl. (New Brunswick) (Nexis) 24 Aug. c1 The real name of this boy from Arkansas doesn't appear on the record jackets or the discs themselves. extracted from recordn.¹adj. < as lemmas
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