variant of 記錄|记录[ji4 lu4] (but in Taiwan, not for the verb sense "to record")

surname Lu

to carve wood

catalog; table of contents; directory (on computer hard drive); list; contents

memorandum; aide-memoire; memorandum book

to register; to log in

to put down in writing; to take down notes; transcript; record

the Revelation of St John the divine; the Apocalypse

memoir

to break a record; record-breaking

world record

to include (in a collection); to put together (stories, poems etc); to record; to employ; to recruit

to capture data; to record illicitly; data skimming

Xerox (Tw)

entry (accounting)

to record on a CD or DVD; to burn a disc

directory

catalog

product catalog

Baruch (name); Baruch, disciple of Jeremiah; book of Baruch in the Apocrypha

to make a copy of

entry pass for imperial examination

to recruit

to film; to record (a video)

to extract; to excerpt; an excerpt

to compile and record

literary miscellany; varia

roll-call (e.g. at athletics event); check the record

classification of orange trees by 12th century Song dynasty botanist Han Yanzhi 韓彥直|韩彦直[Han2 Yan4 zhi2]

to record (audio)

to burn (a CD or DVD)

to employ by an examination

to pirate (an audio recording, movie etc); to bootleg

to select and edict; to edit extracts

to extract; to excerpt; excerpt

to record; to put down in writing

to copy out

quotation (from a book or existing source)

transcription; to make a copy of a recording

to compile; to collect

an excerpt; a digest

collect and record

appendix; supplement; attachment

to compile (various texts) into book form; a compilation

to set a record

(molecular biology) reverse transcription

record of famous men; anthology of biographies

(computing) subdirectory

Rizhilu or Record of daily study, by early Confucian philosopher Gu Yanwu 顧炎武|顾炎武