transcribeKK [træˈnskraɪb] ｜ /træˈnskraɪb/
GEPT 中高級
C2verb
to write down or record (speech, notes, etc.)
The court stenographer was able to transcribe every word the witness said during the trial.
記錄；謄寫
C2verb
to make a written or printed copy, especially a typewritten one.
The secretary was asked to transcribe the handwritten notes into a typed document.
抄寫；打字謄錄
C2verb
to arrange (a piece of music) for an instrument, voice, or medium other than that originally intended.
As a string quartet, we often transcribe popular songs for our instruments to perform at weddings and other events.
C2verb
to convert the genetic information in (a strand of DNA) into a strand of RNA, especially messenger RNA.
The biologists were able to transcribe the DNA sequence into RNA and identify the origin of the mutation.
C2verb
to make a phonetic or written transcription of (a spoken or recorded piece of language)
The court reporter will transcribe the proceedings of the trial to create an official written record.