Definition of record holder in English:

record holder

noun

A person who has achieved the best-ever performance, especially in a particular sport.
the Commonwealth 800 metres record holder
Example sentencesExamples
- So, the 100m final did not yield gold for Britain, or the world record holder, or the American champion.
- If, as looks likely, he succeeds, he will become a world record holder.
- He's the world record holder, the fastest man in history.
- Irish record holder Sonia O'Sullivan is among the favourites for the women's race as she bids to repeat her 2002 triumph.
- She is 4 days into the trip and currently 2 hours 24 mins ahead of the current record holder.
- Roberts, who is the course record holder, found the warm conditions to his liking as others in the field of 421 starters wilted in the heat.

Derivatives

record-holding

adjective

In addition to his US Open wins, he has three US Junior Amateur and three US Amateur titles, one short of the record-holding nine of Bobby Jones.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a record-holding swimmer in 8th grade, a soccer and lacrosse player.
- The team that designed, built and tested the new record-holding magnet was led by Ron Scanlan, a materials scientist with Berkeley Lab's Accelerator and Fusion Research Division.
- Certainly, this team is not as obsessed with winning as the record-holding Bulls once were, though it is potentially as dominant.

Definition of record holder in US English:

record holder

nounˈrekərd ˌhōldərˈrɛkərd ˌhoʊldər

1A person who has achieved the best-ever performance, especially in a particular sport.
the 100-meter backstroke world record holder
Example sentencesExamples
- Roberts, who is the course record holder, found the warm conditions to his liking as others in the field of 421 starters wilted in the heat.
- Irish record holder Sonia O'Sullivan is among the favourites for the women's race as she bids to repeat her 2002 triumph.
- So, the 100m final did not yield gold for Britain, or the world record holder, or the American champion.
- He's the world record holder, the fastest man in history.
- If, as looks likely, he succeeds, he will become a world record holder.
- She is 4 days into the trip and currently 2 hours 24 mins ahead of the current record holder.
1. 1.1 Something that is unique in terms of its size or other measurable characteristic.
  at 646 lbs, this catfish is the current record holder
  Example sentencesExamples
  For birds in the wild, the record holder is a royal albatross named Grandma which went missing from its New Zealand nest at the age of 53.
  In comparison with record holders in their own class of metal-organic porous frameworks, the two newcomers are only slightly inferior.
  The current record-holder for a lobster of this species was caught in Fowey, Cornwall, in 1931.
  That goes for Britain too, where the film will be released in 1000 prints, nearly 300 more than previous record holder Toy Story 2.
  The natural world also has its share of record holders that are every bit as fascinating as their human counterparts.
  But if it turns out to be real, it would be more than double the size of the previous record holder.
  At four hours, 23 minutes, it was the longest Oscar show ever, topping the previous record-holder two years ago by 14 minutes.
  Thus, it beat the record holder " You Are My Sunshine ", another Korean melodrama which came out in September 2005.
  When the previous record-holder, Klez.H, was at its most virulent stage, MessageLabs in America recorded that one in 300 e-mails passing through its system was infected.
  "We believe this catfish is the current record-holder - an astonishing find," Hogan added.
  Consider the experience of the United States, the former land of the free and current record holder in citizens incarcerated.
  Sequoia, built for the US department of energy, is almost 20 times more powerful than the previous record holder
  In its first five days, the film attracted 410,000 viewers in Seoul, overtaking the previous record-holder Mission: Impossible 2.

单词	record holder
释义	Definition of record holder in English: record holder noun A person who has achieved the best-ever performance, especially in a particular sport. the Commonwealth 800 metres record holder Example sentencesExamples So, the 100m final did not yield gold for Britain, or the world record holder, or the American champion. If, as looks likely, he succeeds, he will become a world record holder. He's the world record holder, the fastest man in history. Irish record holder Sonia O'Sullivan is among the favourites for the women's race as she bids to repeat her 2002 triumph. She is 4 days into the trip and currently 2 hours 24 mins ahead of the current record holder. Roberts, who is the course record holder, found the warm conditions to his liking as others in the field of 421 starters wilted in the heat. Derivatives record-holding adjective In addition to his US Open wins, he has three US Junior Amateur and three US Amateur titles, one short of the record-holding nine of Bobby Jones. Example sentencesExamples He was a record-holding swimmer in 8th grade, a soccer and lacrosse player. The team that designed, built and tested the new record-holding magnet was led by Ron Scanlan, a materials scientist with Berkeley Lab's Accelerator and Fusion Research Division. Certainly, this team is not as obsessed with winning as the record-holding Bulls once were, though it is potentially as dominant. Definition of record holder in US English: record holder nounˈrekərd ˌhōldərˈrɛkərd ˌhoʊldər 1A person who has achieved the best-ever performance, especially in a particular sport. the 100-meter backstroke world record holder Example sentencesExamples Roberts, who is the course record holder, found the warm conditions to his liking as others in the field of 421 starters wilted in the heat. Irish record holder Sonia O'Sullivan is among the favourites for the women's race as she bids to repeat her 2002 triumph. So, the 100m final did not yield gold for Britain, or the world record holder, or the American champion. He's the world record holder, the fastest man in history. If, as looks likely, he succeeds, he will become a world record holder. She is 4 days into the trip and currently 2 hours 24 mins ahead of the current record holder. 1.1 Something that is unique in terms of its size or other measurable characteristic. at 646 lbs, this catfish is the current record holder Example sentencesExamples For birds in the wild, the record holder is a royal albatross named Grandma which went missing from its New Zealand nest at the age of 53. In comparison with record holders in their own class of metal-organic porous frameworks, the two newcomers are only slightly inferior. The current record-holder for a lobster of this species was caught in Fowey, Cornwall, in 1931. That goes for Britain too, where the film will be released in 1000 prints, nearly 300 more than previous record holder Toy Story 2. The natural world also has its share of record holders that are every bit as fascinating as their human counterparts. But if it turns out to be real, it would be more than double the size of the previous record holder. At four hours, 23 minutes, it was the longest Oscar show ever, topping the previous record-holder two years ago by 14 minutes. Thus, it beat the record holder " You Are My Sunshine ", another Korean melodrama which came out in September 2005. When the previous record-holder, Klez.H, was at its most virulent stage, MessageLabs in America recorded that one in 300 e-mails passing through its system was infected. "We believe this catfish is the current record-holder - an astonishing find," Hogan added. Consider the experience of the United States, the former land of the free and current record holder in citizens incarcerated. Sequoia, built for the US department of energy, is almost 20 times more powerful than the previous record holder In its first five days, the film attracted 410,000 viewers in Seoul, overtaking the previous record-holder Mission: Impossible 2.
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