re‧gis‧tra‧tion S3 AC /ˌredʒəˈstreɪʃən, ˌredʒɪˈstreɪʃən/ noun
[Word Family: noun: register, registration, registry; verb: register]

1. [uncountable] the act of recording names and details on an official list
registration of
the registration of motor vehicles
Student registration (=for a course of study) starts the first week in September.
The registration fee is $75.

2. [countable] American English an official piece of paper containing details about a motor vehicle and the name of its owner:
May I see your license and registration, ma'am?

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registration
noun
ADJ. full | limited | formal | compulsory | civil civil registration of births
birth, death | student, voter | car, company, land, trademark, vehicle | VAT
VERB + REGISTRATION require | be exempt from Certain charities are exempt from VAT registration.
be eligible for, qualify for You should be eligible for registration as a student member.
apply for, seek | obtain | grant sb Under the new regulation we can grant full registration to foreign lawyers.
refuse sb | renew | cancel
REGISTRATION + VERB be required
REGISTRATION + NOUN requirement a failure to comply with the registration requirements
period | procedure, process | scheme, system | records I traced my family history using the civil registration records.
form | book, card, document | number I gave the registration number of the robbers' car to the police.
plate The police are looking for a large black saloon with German registration plates.
officer | fee
PREP. on ~ You will receive a free CD on registration with the club.
~ as registration as a political party
~ by the registration of the vehicle by the appropriate authority
~ with Registration with the council is compulsory.
PHRASES an application for registration, a certificate of registration

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