transcribed Definition
- 1to make a written or printed copy of something that is spoken or recorded
- 2to write down music or speech in a form that can be read and understood
Using transcribed: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "transcribed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The interview was transcribed and published in the newspaper.
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She transcribed the lecture word for word.
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The composer transcribed the piece for piano.
transcribed Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with transcribed
written or recorded in a way that represents the sounds of speech
Example
The pronunciation of the name was phonetically transcribed in the dictionary.
a written or typed copy of a document or text
Example
The ancient manuscript was transcribed by a team of scholars.
an exact copy of what was said or written
Example
The court reporter transcribed the witness's testimony verbatim.
Summary: transcribed in Brief
To 'transcribe' [trænˈskraɪbd] means to make a written or printed copy of something that is spoken or recorded, such as an interview or lecture. It can also refer to writing down music or speech in a form that can be read and understood. Examples include 'The interview was transcribed and published in the newspaper,' and 'She transcribed the lecture word for word.'
