registration

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. an official document or record that proves you have signed up.

n. the document or entry that records an official act of registering.

“You must keep your car registration in the glove box in case the police stop you.”

“The clerk requested a copy of the birth registration to verify the applicant's eligibility for the grant.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun British English

n. the specific set of letters and numbers on a vehicle's plate.

n. the unique alphanumeric identifier assigned to a motor vehicle.

“The witness managed to write down the car's registration before it drove away.”

“The automated system scans every vehicle's registration as it enters the car park to calculate the duration of the stay.”

C2 · Proficiency Uncountable noun Music Technical

n. the choice of different sounds or 'stops' used when playing an organ.

n. the selection and combination of stops or registers in organ playing.

“The organist changed the registration between the verses to create a more powerful sound.”

“The composer provided specific instructions for the registration to ensure the reed stops would dominate the final movement.”

C1 · Advanced Uncountable noun Technology Technical

n. the correct lining up of different colors or layers in printing.

n. the precise alignment of different plates or colors in a printing process.

Español:registro

“The colors on the poster look blurry because the registration was slightly off during printing.”

“Modern digital presses use optical sensors to maintain perfect registration throughout high-speed production runs.”