stenographer

/ste'nɔgrəfə/ Cách viết khác : (stenographist) /ste'nɔgrəfist/
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stenographer

A stenographer types notes during a city council meeting.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A person skilled in writing shorthand: A stenographer is someone who is trained to write using a special system of abbreviations or symbols to record speech very quickly, especially during dictation or live proceedings.
    • A court or conference reporter: In professional contexts, a stenographer often refers to a person who creates official verbatim transcripts of legal trials, hearings, or business meetings.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The lawyer hired a stenographer to record every word of the deposition.
    • Before voice recorders were common, a stenographer was essential for taking minutes at the board meeting.
Advanced Usage
  • "Court stenographer": A specific term for a stenographer who works in a legal setting, operating a stenotype machine to capture court proceedings.
    • The court stenographer provided the official transcript of the trial.
Variants and Related Words
  • Stenography (n): The art or process of writing in shorthand.
    • She studied stenography to become a legal secretary.
  • Stenotype (n): A specialized machine used by stenographers for shorthand typing.
    • The stenographer's fingers flew over the stenotype keys.
Synonyms
  • Shorthand typist: A person who types using shorthand.
  • Court reporter: A stenographer who records legal proceedings.
  • Amanuensis (formal): A literary or artistic assistant, especially one who takes dictation.
Related Phrases
  • Take dictation: To write down what someone says as they are speaking.
    • Her first job was to take dictation from the company director.
stenographer

A stenographer types notes during a city council meeting.

Noun
  1. someone skilled in the transcription of speech (especially dictation)

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