transcribe [trænˈskraɪb] VB trans
1. transcribe:
- transcribe text
- przepisywać [perf przepisać]
- transcribe recording
- spisywać [perf spisać]
- transcribe conversation
- zapisywać [perf zapisać]
2. transcribe MUS, LING:
- transcribe
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| you | transcribe |
| he/she/it | transcribes |
| we | transcribe |
| you | transcribe |
| they | transcribe |
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| you | transcribed |
| he/she/it | transcribed |
| we | transcribed |
| you | transcribed |
| they | transcribed |
| I | have | transcribed |
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| you | have | transcribed |
| he/she/it | has | transcribed |
| we | have | transcribed |
| you | have | transcribed |
| they | have | transcribed |
| I | had | transcribed |
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| you | had | transcribed |
| he/she/it | had | transcribed |
| we | had | transcribed |
| you | had | transcribed |
| they | had | transcribed |
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The entire series of cassettes is transcribed from an adjacent promoter.
en.wikipedia.org Some scholars use the symbol to transcribe the laminal variant of the voiceless retroflex sibilant.
en.wikipedia.org Meanwhile, the writer intensely transcribes the event on his typewriter.
en.wikipedia.org He forthwith transcribed it and two years later published his version with his notes and emendations.
en.wikipedia.org Rather than transcribe to another key each time the singer changes, the player can move the capo and use the same chords positions.
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