transcript in Latin
transcript in Latin is exemplum — transcript means a written record of something spoken, such as a conversation, speech, or hearing.
transcript in Latin
exemplum
What does "transcript" mean?
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noun A written record of something spoken, such as a conversation, speech, or hearing.
"The court released a full transcript of the trial."
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noun An official record of a student's courses and grades.
"He requested his college transcript for the job application."
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transcript in a sentence
- The court released a full transcript of the trial.
- She read the podcast transcript instead of listening to the episode.
- He requested his college transcript for the job application.
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What is "transcript" in Latin?
"transcript" in Latin is exemplum. transcript means: A written record of something spoken, such as a conversation, speech, or hearing.
How do you use "transcript" in a sentence?
Example: "The court released a full transcript of the trial." In Latin, "transcript" is exemplum.
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