on record Idioma
on record
1. written down in a record记录在案的
We don't know when the famous writer was born,but the date of his death was on record.我们不知道这位名作家何时出生,但他的去世日期是有记录的。
It's on record that this summer was the hottest in 50 years.据记载,今年夏天是50年来最热的。
2. known to have said or done a certain thing人所共知的
That congressman is on record as an enemy of waste in government.那位国会议员以反对政府浪费而著名。
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v. phr. To make an official statement as opposed to an informal one; say something officially that may be quoted with the person's name added for reference.
I want to go on record that I oppose the merger with the firm of Catwallender and Swartvik.
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adj. phr. 1. An official or recorded statement or fact; said for everyone to know.
We do not know when the famous writer was born, but the date of his death is on record. The two candidates went on television to put their ideas on record. 2. Known to have said or done a certain thing.

Usually used with "as".
The mayor went on record as opposing a tax raise. The governor is on record as favoring the new highway. That congressman is on record as an enemy of waste in government. Antonym: OFF THE RECORD.
go on record
go on record Embrace a position publicly. For example,
I want to go on record in favor of the mayor's reelection. It is also put as
for the record, as in
For the record, we support sending troops there. The
record in both signifies either publication or public knowledge. Both expressions date from the first half of the 1900s, although slightly different phrases, such as
put on record, are older. Also see
just for the record;
off the record.
on record
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