registrant
registrant — noun
1. a person who signs up or puts their name on a list for an event, a class, a serv
a person who signs up or puts their name on a list for an event, a class, a service, or a similar activity, whether in person or online
Every registrant for the workshop must fill out a health form before attending.
registrant + for + event/activity
Lotte was the first registrant for the weekend language class at the community center.
The conference organizers sent each registrant a welcome packet by email.
Registrants who signed up early received a discount on their tickets.
- enrollee
more common in educational or program settings, whereas registrant covers events, services, and online platforms
- participant
focuses on actually taking part rather than just signing up; a registrant may not always participate
用法筆記
Frequently followed by 'for' to specify the event, course, or service someone signed up for. Unlike 'applicant', a registrant has already completed the sign-up process rather than merely requesting entry.
常見錯誤
2. a person whose name is officially recorded in a formal register, giving them spe
a person whose name is officially recorded in a formal register, giving them specific legal or institutional rights, such as the right to vote, use a trademark, or practice a profession
As a registered voter, each registrant could cast their ballot at the local polling station.
collocation: registered voter / registrant
The trademark registrant has the exclusive right to use that logo for ten years.
Caleb became a registrant for the professional engineering exam after completing his degree.
Ife renewed her domain name registration so that she remained the legal registrant.
- holder
shorter and more common in legal phrases (e.g. 'trademark holder'); implies ownership rather than the act of signing up
- licensee
specifically describes someone granted a legal license, a narrower meaning than registrant
- subscriber
overlaps when the registration gives ongoing access (e.g. a service), but usually implies recurring payment or membership
用法筆記
Common in legal and institutional contexts (voting, trademarks, professional licensing, domain names). Distinguish from sense 1 (SIGN-UP PARTICIPANT), where registering for a workshop or event does not create lasting legal rights.