Noun:

रेकॉर्ड बुक,

record book's Usage Examples:

1935-1946, including sub-station record books, 1935-1945; and supply book counterfoils, 1937-1946".

While those drivers have carved their names deep into the record scrolls of the South Boston Speedway and the NASCAR record books, perhaps there is no name that is more familiar to South Boston Speedway fans than that of the late Ray Hendrick.

The monitors hand out student membership cards, student record books and library cards.

Gimblett told his biographer David Foot, on the tapes that form the backbone of the biography, that he had said on the pitch at Eastbourne to Sussex player James Langridge: Well, that's got rid of one amateur's name in our county's record books.

Pup 1918 - Sopwith Camel 1944 - Avro Lancaster I and III The following sortie details are taken from the operations record book for 189 sqdn.

After he became a professional rugby league footballer, Messenger's rugby games were struck from the record books of the New South Wales Rugby Union and not restored for 100 years.

On May 2, he participated in what the record books used to refer as a double no-hitter.

The FHSAA has never comprehensively incorporated the achievements of the black high schools into their record books.

Graciously and voluntarily, Bernds and Ullman withdrew their nomination, though it still stands in the record books.

"Fossil eel" squirms into the record books, Agence France-Presse, 16 August 2011.

5 yards per punt is second in the record books only to his own sophomore record of 47.

Puerta's finish as a finalist at the 2005 French Open was allowed to remain on the record books.

History While the record books commonly refer to Emory Bellard developing the wishbone formation in 1968 as offensive coordinator at Texas, the wishbone's roots can be traced back to the 1950s.

Synonyms:

evidence, working papers, account, counterfoil, written account, chronicle, check stub, history, story, memorabilia, stub, file, data file, written record,

Antonyms:

ionate, calcify, pack, iodinate, string,