Record and Take

Record

Record verb - To make a written note of.

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Take and record are semantically related In some cases you can use "Take" instead the word "Record" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: recorded, recording, recorder, recordist, recordable

Take verb - Make a film or photograph of something.

Usage example: take a scene

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Record and take are semantically related in write topic. Sometimes you can use "Record" instead the word "Take" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: taking, taken, taker

good	good record	good take
best	best record	best take
long	long record	long take
similar	similar record	similar take
Other adjectives: perfect, complete, original, top, single, actual, massive, large, great, bad, excellent, personal, new, major, final, next, last, previous, modern.

Darrell laughingly recalled in a Guitar World interview that the first time he played that song for his father, his dad told him, "Son, people are gonna think something's wrong with the record and take it back." Some high-pitched screams appear at the end of "Drag The Water".

Source: Music / Pantera
It also has some similarities to Leonard Lake and Charles Ng, who would take there victims to a secluded compound, torture them, and record it on a video camera.

Source: Film / The Poughkeepsie Tapes
He also doesn't seem to get how record companies would be pissed to see you take money away from them, chalking it up to the companies not having a sense of humor.

Source: Never My Fault

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