registration

noun

/ˌredʒɪˈstreɪʃn/

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[uncountable, countable] the act of making an official record of something/somebody
- the registration of letters and parcels
- the registration of students for a course
- registration fees
- the registration of a child’s birth
Extra Examples
- Certain charities are exempt from VAT registration.
- I headed to the registration desk to find out where the talk was.
- Registration for this event ends on December 10.
- Registration with the council is compulsory.
- The organization will conduct voter registration for overseas nationals.
- The registration deadline is November 4.
- Under the new regulation we can grant full registration to foreign lawyers.
- You must have the voter registration number on the form.
- You should be eligible for registration as a student member.
- You will receive a free CD on registration with the club.
- a complimentary registration for the 2002 meeting of the society
- a failure to comply with the registration requirements
- a voter registration campaign
- civil registration of births
- on-site registration for this week's events
- registration as a political party
- states that allow same-day voter registration
- the registration of the vehicle by the appropriate authority
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- full
- limited
- formal
- …
verb + registration
- require
- apply for
- file
- …
registration + verb
- be required
registration + noun
- requirement
- period
- deadline
- …
preposition
- on registration
- registration as
- registration by
- …
phrases
- an application for registration
- a certificate of registration
See full entry
[uncountable, countable] a document showing that an official record has been made of something
- my Democratic party registration
- the information on the registration roll
- I traced my family history using the civil registration records.
compare logbook
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- full
- limited
- formal
- …
verb + registration
- require
- apply for
- file
- …
registration + verb
- be required
registration + noun
- requirement
- period
- deadline
- …
preposition
- on registration
- registration as
- registration by
- …
phrases
- an application for registration
- a certificate of registration
See full entry
(also registration number)
(both British English)
(North American English license (plate) number)
[countable] the series of letters and numbers that are shown on a number plate at the front and back of a vehicle to identify it
- The police are looking for a black car with German registration plates.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- full
- limited
- formal
- …
verb + registration
- require
- apply for
- file
- …
registration + verb
- be required
registration + noun
- requirement
- period
- deadline
- …
preposition
- on registration
- registration as
- registration by
- …
phrases
- an application for registration
- a certificate of registration
See full entry
[uncountable] (British English) the time when a teacher looks at the list of students on the class register and checks that the students are presentTopics Educationc1

Word Originmid 16th cent.: from medieval Latin registratio(n-), based on Latin regerere ‘enter, record’.

单词	registration
释义	registration noun /ˌredʒɪˈstreɪʃn/ /ˌredʒɪˈstreɪʃn/ jump to other results [uncountable, countable] the act of making an official record of something/somebody the registration of letters and parcels the registration of students for a course registration fees the registration of a child’s birth Extra Examples Certain charities are exempt from VAT registration. I headed to the registration desk to find out where the talk was. Registration for this event ends on December 10. Registration with the council is compulsory. The organization will conduct voter registration for overseas nationals. The registration deadline is November 4. Under the new regulation we can grant full registration to foreign lawyers. You must have the voter registration number on the form. You should be eligible for registration as a student member. You will receive a free CD on registration with the club. a complimentary registration for the 2002 meeting of the society a failure to comply with the registration requirements a voter registration campaign civil registration of births on-site registration for this week's events registration as a political party states that allow same-day voter registration the registration of the vehicle by the appropriate authority Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective full limited formal … verb + registration require apply for file … registration + verb be required registration + noun requirement period deadline … preposition on registration registration as registration by … phrases an application for registration a certificate of registration See full entry [uncountable, countable] a document showing that an official record has been made of something my Democratic party registration the information on the registration roll I traced my family history using the civil registration records. compare logbook Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective full limited formal … verb + registration require apply for file … registration + verb be required registration + noun requirement period deadline … preposition on registration registration as registration by … phrases an application for registration a certificate of registration See full entry (also registration number) (both British English) (North American English license (plate) number) [countable] the series of letters and numbers that are shown on a number plate at the front and back of a vehicle to identify it The police are looking for a black car with German registration plates. Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective full limited formal … verb + registration require apply for file … registration + verb be required registration + noun requirement period deadline … preposition on registration registration as registration by … phrases an application for registration a certificate of registration See full entry [uncountable] (British English) the time when a teacher looks at the list of students on the class register and checks that the students are presentTopics Educationc1 Word Originmid 16th cent.: from medieval Latin registratio(n-), based on Latin regerere ‘enter, record’.
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