registro
register, record
noun reh-JEE-stroh Less Common
Origin: From Latin regestum, 'things recorded', past participle of regerere.
Also means
logbook, ledger
Usage Note
Registro has a broad range of meanings: an official register or record (registro anagrafico = civil register), a school register or class log (il registro di classe), the musical concept of register or range, and stylistic register in linguistics. The verb registrare ('to record, register') shares the root.
Examples
"Il professore segna le presenze sul registro."
Natural Translation
The teacher marks attendance in the register.
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