How to pronounce records in American English
“records” pronunciation by American speakers
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“records” in real sentences — American speakers
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board records and the Census records.
Census Bureau
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files to records travel to records, domestic and, example, for if records.
Dept of Justice
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The National Personnel Records Center in Valmeyer Illinois they hold our records records after 1952 that
National Archives
Words that sound like “records”
Words one sound away from records — the pairs that are easy to mix up. Listen to them back to back.
Other forms of “records”
Why real speech
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