registration
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- noun
- /ˌrɛdʒɪˈstreɪʃən/
- The teacher announced that the registration period for the summer course will begin next week.
- registration form
- registration fee
- course registration
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Watch on YouTubeAnd he he told, he told her that he was standing in line for registration four years earlier.
- And he he told, he told her that he was standing in line for registration four years earlier.
- So it's the largest classical masters in arts in the world was the day we opened up registration.
- So this entire time where people have been doing things like putting in ID laws to try to prevent fraud registration and turn out have been going up.
Examples
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Could, in your opinion, could electoral registration officers do more to increase registration among young people?
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You can file a registration renewal addendum.
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If I could ask you to sign the registration cards?
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For new student registration, please press one.
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Fill out this registration card, please.
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Sir, registration closed last month.
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The registration for the National Finals closes in exactly 12 hours.
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Athletes were informed about the study during registration for the race and were asked to volunteer.
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Consent for participation was obtained at the time of registration and verified on site.
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Guide Star offers a free registration to post your project publicly for potential funders to find.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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3.0
Writing a name on a paper to agree to something, for example a contract or a book for fans
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The act of officially joining a course or school by signing up
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2.0
Adding your name to join an event or service
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8.5
The official process of joining a college or university
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Signing up for something before it officially starts or before the deadline
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5.1
An act of signing up again to keep a licence or account active
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A short round of fire from heavy guns to see where shots land and adjust aim before attack
How Formal
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Morphology
Etymology
Registration comes from register, a written list or 'record' where names are kept. So registration is the act of putting your name on that list — signing up for a course, event, or organization.