to reg
8
8.8
To officially record your name and details for something
- verb
- Informal
:
registrar
- He plans to register for classes at the local college next week.
When you register for entries, you go by.
- When you register for entries, you go by.
- There's, I don't have a phone 'cause I'm not allowed to spend money until I register.
- Second, crypto asset trading platforms registered as securities exchanges could no longer provide custody services.
- And you guys are the company that when someone, I guess, registers with your company, they want to be, they want to take that long shot, They're playing the long game.
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Examples
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So you pay your taxes, you register your car.
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And you guys are the company that when someone, I guess, registers with your company, they want to be, they want to take that long shot, They're playing the long game.
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OK, so registering fingerprint, pretty standard stuff.
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And he gets arrested and they accuse him of weapons sales, of not registering as a foreign agent, and of lying to the FBI.
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Before you can drive your new car, you need to register it with the state.
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Make sure to register your vehicle online to avoid long lines at the DMV.
How Formal
to certify
3
3.8
- Formal
3
3.8
to file
∞
3.7
- Formal
∞
3.7
to reg
8
8.8
- Informal
8
8.8
record
∞
2.5
∞
2.5
to log
175
3.0
175
3.0
note
∞
1.0
∞
1.0
Surface Forms
reg infinitive
registered past
registered past participle
registering present participle
regs third person singular
Etymology
Reg is used as a quick form of register, which means 'to record officially'. So to reg a car or sign up for a course is to put it on the official list.