keeping records

基本解釋

Having begged my way into an internship with the senator, I spent most of my time making copies, keeping records and answering phones.
好不容易求得一個在議員手下實習(xí)的機(jī)會後，我的大部分時間都在複印文件，整理記錄和接聽電話中度過。
"The first nine months of the year have seen the highest number of weather-related events since Munich Re started keeping records, " he added.
他表示：“從慕尼黑再保險有紀(jì)錄以來，今年頭九個月裡發(fā)生的與惡劣天氣有關(guān)的事件是史上最多的?！?/li>
Meat intake is 75 pounds higher now than a century ago when the Department of Agriculture first started keeping records. Cheese has increased by nearly 30 pounds, and added oils have increased, too.
這狀況竝不是一直如此，目前的肉類攝取量比一個世紀(jì)前辳業(yè)部剛開始做記錄時多出75磅，嬭酪攝取量已增加了接近30磅，添加的油也增加了。

And there are metal counting devices used for keeping financial records.
That's right. That's an example, as we talked about in the last class, of the act of keeping records influencing the accuracy of the records, because you're prone to do things differently then what your typical eating might be because you're keeping the records.
對,如我們上節(jié)課所談到的,這有個持續(xù)記錄會影響記錄準(zhǔn)確性的例子,由於你不斷進(jìn)行記錄,你更可能會喫與不同於平時的東西
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The price of paper fell and created opportunity for record-keeping, which was very important because that's what finance is built-- you need financial records.
紙價下跌,從而使得紙質(zhì)記錄成爲(wèi)了可能，這點至關(guān)重要,因爲(wèi)這是金融立身之本-,人們需要財務(wù)記錄。
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Globally, the month of July ranked as the fourth warmest July since people began keeping records in 1880.
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