transcript

/ˈtrænskrɪpt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈtrænskrɪpt/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈtran(t)-ˌskript/ (ame, mw)

transcript — 名詞

  • transcriptsingular
  • transcriptsplural

1. a written version of words that people spoke, produced by carefully listening to

1.名詞B1
釋義

逐字稿

說話內容的完整文字記錄

a written version of words that people spoke, produced by carefully listening to a recording and typing it out

例句

The court reporter prepared a transcript of the witness's testimony for the judge.

書記官為法官準備了一份證人證詞的逐字稿。

transcript + of + testimony — noun complement pattern

Sari read the transcript of the podcast episode to find the exact quote she needed.

Sari 閱讀了那集 podcast 的逐字稿,想找出她需要的那段確切引文。

同義詞
  • transcription

    can refer to the same document, but more often describes the process of creating it

  • written record

    broader term covering any written documentation, not necessarily word-for-word

  • copy

    any duplicate of a document, not specifically of spoken words

反義詞

文法句型

transcript + of + noun phrase

用法筆記

Distinguish from 'transcription': a transcript is the finished written document, while 'transcription' can refer to either the process of converting speech to text or the document itself.

常見錯誤

I need a transcript of this book.
I need a copy of this book.
💡A transcript is made from spoken words or recordings, not from existing written documents.

2. an official document from a school that lists all the courses a student took and

2.名詞B1
釋義

成績單

學生的課程與成績正式記錄

an official document from a school that lists all the courses a student took and the final grades for each one

例句

Christopher requested an official copy of his high school transcript for his college application.

Christopher 為了大學申請,申請了一份高中成績單的正式副本。

request + official copy of + transcript — collocation chain

Students must submit their official transcript before the start of the semester.

學生必須在學期開始前繳交正式的成績單。

submit + official transcript — verb + adjective + noun collocation

同義詞
  • academic record

    more formal term; often used interchangeably but broader in scope

  • grade report

    less formal; often issued at the end of each term rather than cumulatively

  • report card

    used mainly for primary and secondary school, not universities

文法句型

possessive + transcript

adjective + transcript

用法筆記

Frequently used with possessive determiners ('my transcript', 'her transcript') and adjectives indicating formality ('official transcript', 'certified transcript'). Common in academic and job-application contexts.

常見錯誤

I lost my transcript and cannot graduate.
I lost my transcript and need to request a new one from the registrar.
💡Losing a transcript does not prevent graduation, but you will need a replacement copy for future applications.