record-holder
- noun
- /ˈrɛkərd ˈhoʊldər/
- Later I found Omar Aguilar Cardenas, a new acquaintance and the Chilean marathon record holder.
- world record-holder
- Guinness World record-holder
- current record-holder
He I was the Westchester County record holder for Slowest Mile.
- He I was the Westchester County record holder for Slowest Mile.
- Plus I, I think I'm the world record holder for saying the word unmute.
- You're a man of many talents, world strongman, actor, boxer, world record holder.
- One, it was a epic final mile duel with the half marathon world record holder Ababel Yashane.
- But when you lining up against Olympic champ, these are different people, Olympic champ, world champ, world record holder.
- But the winner was the course record holder Yoshihiko Ishikawa, who won for the second time.
- He's a former world record holder turned three time Emmy award-winning television producer.
- Right so I've had I'm the world record holder in Hall of Fame's.
- So yes, it was very energetic, five times more energetic than the previous sort of record holder black hole burp that we'd ever seen.
- And and I knew of athletes who were world record holders, world champions that had the butt never won an Olympic gold medal.
Examples
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Jennifer Toomey, Olympic hopeful and U.S. record holder in the 1000 meters, cooks herself a hearty breakfast every morning.
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The athlete became a new world record holder after breaking the old record in the marathon.
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Former world record holder for 6 miles...
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I was the vodka shot record holder in my class at West Point.
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Margot is a world record holder.
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Jeter will be the new record holder on this list, and it can never be broken.
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She's the women's record holder.
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The current record holder for time traveling is Sergei Krikalev.
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The former U.S. record-holder in the 10,000 meters hasn't abandoned his professional running career.
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Viren, the world record holder at 10,000 meters, the gold medalist, already leads.
Synonyms
A person who is best in a group or class
A person or thing that beats a previous record
A person who is better than all others in a group
How Successful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Record-holder joins record, an old word that meant 'to remember' and now means an official score, with holder, someone who 'holds' something. So a record-holder is simply the person or group who 'holds' the official best result or achievement.