記き録ろく的てき

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Meanings

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Describes something that sets or breaks a record, often used in news and statistics.

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This summer had record-breaking heat.

彼かの女じょは記き録ろく的てきな速はやさで完かん走そうした。

She finished the race in record time.

記き録ろく的てきな〈事こと〉record-breaking (weather, heat, rainfall, etc.)
今年ことしの夏なつは記き録ろく的てきな暑あつさだった。
This summer had record-breaking heat.
記き録ろく的てきな〈物もの〉を達たっ成せいするto achieve a record-breaking (result, sales figure, etc.)
このゲームは記き録ろく的てきな売うり上あげを達たっ成せいした。
This game achieved record-breaking sales.

空くう前ぜん
空前 means 'unprecedented, never seen before' in a general sense, while 記録的 specifically implies a measurable record (e.g. temperature, rainfall) has been broken.
歴れき史し的てきN1
歴史的 describes something significant enough to be remembered in history, whereas 記録的 focuses narrowly on breaking a numerical record.
異い例れいN1
異例 means 'unusual, exceptional' without any reference to a set record, while 記録的 always implies a comparison to a past record.

平へい年ねん並なみ
記録的 describes something as 'record-breaking' or extreme, the opposite of 平年並み which means close to the yearly average.

Formed from 記録 (record) + 的 (-like, -ish), a common pattern for creating adjectival nouns.