record set

[ˈrɛkərd sɛt]
nounpl: record sets
recorde estabelecido / conjunto de registros
1. A new highest or lowest achievement in a particular category or competition that surpasses all previous achievements
The athlete broke the world record set by her predecessor.
A atleta quebrou o recorde mundial estabelecido por sua antecessora.
2. In databases and computing, a collection of related data fields grouped together as a single unit
The database contains millions of record sets with customer information.
O banco de dados contém milhões de conjuntos de registros com informações de clientes.
3. In sports, a series of games or matches won consecutively by a team or player
The team achieved a new franchise record set with 15 consecutive victories.
O time alcançou um novo recorde de franquia com 15 vitórias consecutivas.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'record set' is commonly used in sports journalism and broadcasting. In Brazil, it's frequently heard during coverage of Olympic Games and international competitions. In computing and business contexts, the term is more technical and appears in professional documentation and IT environments across both countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
recordachievementbenchmarkmarkstandard
Antonyms / Antônimos
record brokenprevious performance

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
recorde estabelecido
Most common in sports contexts
General Brazilian
conjunto de registros
Used in technical and database contexts
Portugal
recorde estabelecido
Similar usage to Brazilian Portuguese, primarily in sports
Portugal
conjunto de dados
Alternative for database/technical contexts

Related Words

record-breakingchampionbenchmarkdata recordachievement

Related Idioms & Phrases

break a record set
establish a record set
set a new record
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