transcribe
Put in writing
To transcribe is to convert speech or audio into written text: The assistant transcribed the meeting.
It also means to copy something from one written form to another: monks transcribing manuscripts.
In music, to transcribe is to arrange a piece for a different instrument or voice.
In biology, transcription is the process by which genetic information in DNA is copied to RNA.
Compressed symbolic writing system
- verbatimIn identical wording
- shorthandAbbreviated writing system
- stenotypePhonetic speech transcriber
- dictationOral text for writing
speech-to-text · captioning · subtitles · deposition · testimony · minutes · interview · dictaphone
Identical reproduction made
- handwritingManual letter formation
- scrollWound document of parchment
- parchmentTreated hide for manuscripts
- codexAncient bound manuscript
folio · calligraphy · palimpsest · reproduction · duplicate · facsimile · archive · record
Relating to speech sounds
- IPASound notation system
- romanizationScript-to-alphabet conversion process
- transliterationCross-script phonetic spelling
- orthographyStandard writing conventions
diacritics · phoneme · vowel · consonant · syllable · alphabet · pinyin · hiragana
stenography
Compressed symbolic writing system
dictation · speech-to-text · captioning · subtitles · deposition · testimony · minutes · interview · dictaphone · note-taking
copy
Identical reproduction made
- handwritingManual letter formation
- scrollWound document of parchment
- parchmentTreated hide for manuscripts
codex · folio · calligraphy · palimpsest · reproduction · duplicate · facsimile · archive · record · ledger
phonetic
Relating to speech sounds
- IPASound notation system
- romanizationScript-to-alphabet conversion process
- transliterationCross-script phonetic spelling
orthography · diacritics · phoneme · vowel · consonant · syllable · alphabet · pinyin · hiragana · katakana
score
Numerical standing in competition
time-signature · notes · rests · flat · sharp · natural · dynamics · articulation · tempo · arranger
- editorial actionsedit, revise, proofread, publish, review
- note-takingnotes, jot, notation, write down, note down
- writing verbsnarrate, recount, chronicle, quote, paraphrase
- communicateexpress, convey, communicate, tell, share
- writingwriting, drafting, authors, author, books
- reproductionreproduction, birth, baby, egg, sperm
- court transcriptVerbatim legal proceeding record
- courtroom transcriptsWritten log of trials
- high school transcript
- transcription errorMistake made copying information
- official transcriptsAuthenticated academic documentation
- school transcriptOfficial grades document
transcript, transcription, transcribed, transcriber, transcribing, transcribes, transcripts, transcriptions, transcribers