recordbooks

noun
UK /ˈrekɔːdbʊks/
US /ˈrekərdbʊks/

Books where you write down important facts and scores to keep them safe.

The coach wrote the team's wins in the recordbooks.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Official books that list the best results in a sport.

She broke a world record and her name went into the recordbooks.

3. Books used to keep track of school grades and attendance.

The teacher checked the recordbooks before the parent meeting.

4. Books that hold a company's financial accounts.

The accountant reviewed the recordbooks at the end of the year.