Transcribe

/tɹænskɹˈa‍ɪb/

/tɹænsˈkɹaɪb/

to transcribe

to record spoken words, notes, or any information in a written form

to make a copy of something by writing it

to produce a molecule of RNA using DNA as a template, thereby copying genetic information from DNA to RNA

to convert spoken language into written form using phonetic symbols or a phonetic alphabet

to adapt a musical composition originally intended for one instrument, voice, or ensemble so that it can be performed by another

Example

The court reporter diligently transcribed the witness's testimony during the trial.

The journalist quickly transcribed the interview, capturing the exact words of the interviewee for the article.

The secretary was tasked to transcribe the minutes of the meeting for distribution to all team members.

The researcher spent hours transcribing handwritten historical documents into a digital format for archival purposes.

As the professor spoke, students were required to transcribe key points from the lecture for their notes.

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