Examples of using To a record in English and their translations into Chinese
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This number swelled to a record 4.5million in 2016, after years of the hub expanding its international connectivity.
Government debt in emerging markets rose to a record 49.7% of GDP, with the largest ratios coming regionally from Asia and Latin America.
It would be preferable to refer to a record either of sending or of delivery; the use of the word" transmission" would create unnecessary ambiguity.
Consolidated market data revenues increased 17% to a record $147 million in 2012.
In 2007, UNFPA increased its donor base to a record high of 182 donors, including all countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
Our vital reforms are fixing the welfare system and figures show fraud and error in the benefits system has fallen to a record low.
The politically sensitive goods trade deficit with China increased 4.7% to a record high of $38.6 billion.
Gox was seen as a test for bitcoin, which roared to a record high near $20,000 last year but has pulled back significantly since.
The number of donors had risen to a record high of 166(compared to 69 in 1999).
Xbox Live Monthly Active Users increased to a record 65 million, with the highest number of mobile and PC users-to-date.
In 2013, foreign investment amounted to a record 35.2 billion dollars(see table).
The number of job vacancies in the three-month period to the end of March also increased by 16,000, to a record high of 767,000.
Sea ice cover in Antarctica shrank rapidly to a record low in late 2016 and has remained well below average.
At the same time, hefty mortgages have pushed household debt to a record, acting as a drag on the economy's 26 years of unbroken growth.
European market share in the heavy-duty segment increased to a record 16.6%, making DAF the second-largest truck manufacturer in Europe.
However, her delegation could accept a text that referred only to a record of transmission.
The major open-registry countries expanded their tonnage substantially to a record high of 348.7 million dwt.
Last year, passenger numbers at Dublin Airport increased by 11% to a record 27.9 million.
The tariffs compounded an ongoing currency crisis in Turkey, sending the lira tumbling to a record low.