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Definitions for TRANSCRIBE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a written copy of
• put (thoughts, speech, or data) into written or printed form
• transliterate (foreign characters) or write or type out (shorthand, notes, or other abbreviated forms) into ordinary characters or full sentences
• arrange (a piece of music) for a different instrument, voice, or group of these
• synthesize (RNA) using a template of existing DNA (or vice versa), so that the genetic information is copied
• To write over again, or in the same words; to copy; as, to transcribe Livy or Tacitus; to transcribe a letter.
• write out from speech, notes, etc.
• rewrite in a different script
• rewrite or arrange a piece of music for an instrument or medium other than that originally intended
• make a phonetic transcription of
• convert the genetic information in (a strand of DNA) into a strand of RNA, especially messenger RNA
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a written copy of; to make a copy of (dictated or recorded matter) in longhand or on a machine (as a typewriter); to paraphrase or summarize in writing; write down, record

Words related to TRANSCRIBE

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Words that contain TRANSCRIBE

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How to use TRANSCRIBE in a sentence

• Sally and Polly can occasionally help to transcribe.
• The notes are quite lengthy and should take longer to transcribe than the English text.
• Due to inexperience with the Irish language and its script I have decided not to attempt to transcribe the Irish text.
• I began to transcribe my journal on the 8th of the month, and very assiduously devoted myself to that object, sending off the sheets hurriedly as they were written.
• I took up the subject of the Indian language, after an interval of eight or nine days, and continued to transcribe into my vocabulary until after the hour of midnight.
• For a long time neither of them could utter a word, and it would be idle to attempt to transcribe the language in which, at length, their excited feelings sought to escape.
• From one of my dispatches I transcribe a narrative which records one of the most bloody battles in the first phase of the war.
• Even the few separate pieces which we select and transcribe will sufficiently explain our meaning.
• One manuscript anecdote, however, I must transcribe from the last leaf.
• Her thoughts flowed so rapidly, that she often expressed the wish that she had two pair of hands, that she might employ them to transcribe.
• I will transcribe the most material parts of it, first assuring you, to remove anxiety on your part, that the contents are, we think, upon the whole, promising.
• Wordsworth will transcribe as the best acknowledgment she can make for Mrs.
• Among those who possessed the ability few had the inclination and persistency necessary for the effort to transcribe the Bible.
• The curious passage I transcribe may be found in a manuscript letter to Dr.
• Here there is no foreign text for the music to study or illustrate or transcribe.
• It is unnecessary to transcribe the loathsome details here.
• The last letter which, with the exception of a very short note, I ever received from her, I shall now transcribe.
• While I transcribe the lines, I can powerfully imagine that I hear her voice repeating them.
• The author has made the following observations on this subject in the Quarterly Review, which he ventures here to transcribe.
• How would it please, should me in English speak, And could Hippolitus reply in Greek? We have been induced to transcribe these lines of Mr.
• If it was not too long to transcribe, I would send you an entertaining petition of the periwig-makers to the King, in which they complain that men will wear their own hair.
• You have even dared to transcribe his signature, as if you had seen him write it with his own hand.
• It would be impossible to transcribe the overwhelming systems and theories which were emitted by these audacious minds.
• Black for the great courtesy with which they have allowed me to transcribe the passage here.
• I will transcribe them, my dear, and give you the particulars of our conversation on that occasion.
• In 1905 it was my privilege to transcribe a number of native songs from the singing of a group of Igorot.
• If we merely transcribe these miscellaneous demands or allow these floating desires to dictate to us the elements of the ideal, we shall never come to a Whole or to an End.
• Such ideas may be adequate in their way if they cover all the uses we may eventually find in the objects they transcribe for us dramatically.
• To enable the reader to judge of the propriety of their observations upon these words, I shall transcribe from St.
• Mark gives an account so similar to the former, that it is unnecessary to transcribe it.
• So you will do us a favour will take it upon yourself to transcribe from this letter what we shall write.
• Many of them are too trite even for this work, and others are so much confused that it is useless to transcribe them.
• The verses they wrote are too foul to transcribe as an illustration of the taste of their composers.

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