transcribe 的定义
tran·scribed, tran·scrib·ing.
- to make a written copy, especially a typewritten copy, of.
- to make an exact copy of.
- to write out in another language or alphabet; translate or transliterate: to transcribe Chinese into English characters.
- Phonetics. to represent in written phonetic or phonemic symbols.
- Radio. to make a recording of for broadcasting.
- Music. to arrange for a medium other than that for which it was originally written.
- Genetics. to effect genetic transcription of.
transcribe 近义词
transfer to another medium
更多transcribe例句
- With this new integration, Otter Assistant can now join and transcribe meetings on more platforms, even if the Otter user is not attending the meeting.
- Students’ conversations and debates are recorded, transcribed and collated in a computing cloud that helps teachers tailor lesson plans based on how classmates are interacting with each other.
- At the end of a trip, sit down and transcribe it into a journal, or just leave it as audio notes.
- As in later jobs, he often communicated to staff with memos that were dictated into a recording device and transcribed by secretaries.
- Another two years went by before the IRS started electronically transcribing the forms.
- And we could make copies of these digital files on our computers and transcribe anywhere anytime we wanted.
- Have one friend with the tendency to transcribe her day from breakfast to bed?
- This glass is now lost, and I transcribe the verses from a detailed description of this chateau published at Paris.
- I shall, therefore, transcribe from his book some of the most important remarks bearing on this matter.
- We will only transcribe from it one phrase, as explicit as it is short.
- One of her first tasks was to transcribe the just written fourth act of Prometheus Unbound.
- A few days afterwards I received from Diderot the note I am going to transcribe.