transcripts
transcripts — 名詞
- transcriptssingular
- transcriptsesplural
1. a written version of words that were originally spoken, created by writing them
逐字稿
口語或錄音內容的書面精確版本
a written version of words that were originally spoken, created by writing them down exactly as they were said, for example from a conversation, speech, court hearing, or recorded interview
The court reporter prepared transcripts of the witness's testimony for the judge.
法院記錄員為法官準備了證人證詞的逐字稿。
collocation: court transcripts / testimony
Defne read the podcast transcripts because she needed the exact wording of the interview.
Defne 閱讀了播客的逐字稿,因為她需要訪談的確切用字。
transcripts of + recorded media (podcast)
The interview transcripts were reviewed by the research team to find common themes.
研究團隊審閱了訪談的文字記錄,以找出共同的主題。
passive: transcripts were reviewed
Hui kept the meeting transcripts in a shared folder so everyone could check the decisions.
Hui 把會議的文字記錄保存在共用資料夾裡,方便大家確認會議決議。
After the lecture, Professor Théo posted the transcripts online for students who missed the class.
課後,Théo 教授將逐字稿上傳到網路,供缺課的學生參考。
- court transcripts
- interview transcripts
- meeting transcripts
- podcast transcripts
- trial transcripts
- lecture transcripts
- prepare transcripts
- review transcripts
- publish transcripts
- read transcripts
- transcription
Can refer to either the process or the result; 'transcript' always refers only to the written result
- written record
More general — any documented information; a transcript is one specific type of written record
- copy
Very broad; a transcript is a copy produced by writing down spoken language, not just any duplicate
文法句型
transcripts of + noun (speech event / recording)
transcripts + verb (are/were published/posted)
用法筆記
Commonly used with nouns of speech or recording (testimony, interview, lecture, podcast). The singular form 'transcript' is equally frequent — use it when referring to one written copy.
常見錯誤
同根字
- transcript名詞B1
- transcription名詞B2
- transcribe動詞B2
- transcriber名詞B2