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to rego

to rego

9.9
To renew a vehicle's registration by paying the yearly fee
  • verb
  • Australian
translation icon : registrar
  • I need to rego my car this week.

Examples

  • Have you regoed your vehicle yet?

  • Many people rego their vehicles online to save time at the office.

  • You need to rego your car before the current registration expires.

  • He forgot to rego his van and received a fine from the authorities.

  • You need to rego your car before the current registration expires.

  • He forgot to rego his van and received a fine from the authorities.

  • Many people rego their vehicles online to save time at the office.

Synonyms

to reg
vsto rego
  • Informal
8 8.8

To officially record your name and details for something

is limited to vehicles and renewal with required fee
to renew your rego
vsto rego
  • Australian
8.5

Pay to keep a vehicle's registration valid each year

is broader, covers initial registration and fee payment as well as renewal

Phrasal Verbs

to renew your rego
  • Australian
8.5

Pay to keep a vehicle's registration valid each year

Compounds

rego status
  • Australian
8.9

A record that shows whether a vehicle is legally registered to drive on public roads

How Official

to renew your rego
  • Australian
8.5
to rego
  • Australian
9.9
to record
762 2.3
to write down
214 1.1

Surface Forms

rego infinitive
regoed past
regoed past participle
regoing present participle
regos third person singular

Etymology

Rego as a verb comes from the same short form of registration and is used in Australian English to mean 'to register' or to renew a vehicle by paying the fee. So to rego your car is to register or renew it so it stays legal to drive.