tran·script [ˈtræn(t)skrɪpt] N
2. transcript (in genetics):
- transcript
- prepis m
3. transcript Am (school records):
- transcripts pl
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Complete transcripts would reinforce the sense of stifling boredom.
en.wikipedia.org The network received over 30,000 letters asking for a transcript of the on-air eulogy.
en.wikipedia.org The transcript revealed various inconsistencies between witness accounts recorded behind closed doors and in the open trial, implying that the case was fabricated.
en.wikipedia.org It finds the best word level alignment between transcript and the handwritten image.
en.wikipedia.org It is written and performed using original transcripts from the trial and journalist records, along with first-hand interviews of the people involved.
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