Translation guide
How to refer to a person or entity that holds a record in Japanese, depending on context and formality.
Referring to a person who currently holds a record (e.g., in sports).
Referring to a company, organization, or non-human entity that holds a record.
Verb phrase meaning 'to hold a record'. Can be used for any entity. Modify with noun to specify holder.
Loanword from English, used in casual or media contexts. Less formal than 記録保持者.
She is the current record holder.
The person who holds this record hasn't appeared yet.
That company holds the fastest production record.
Noun meaning 'record holding'. Often used in compounds like 記録保持企業 (record-holding company).
It is known as a record-holding company.