transcript
/ˈtrænskrɪpt/
noun
- A written or printed version of something that was originally spoken or recorded.
- I read the transcript of the podcast because I missed some details.
- The student requested a transcript of the lecture to study for the exam.
- The court reporter prepared a transcript of the witness's testimony.
- An official record of a student's courses, grades, and academic achievements.
- She sent her high school transcript to the college admissions office.
- His transcript showed excellent grades in all science classes.
- You need to request an official transcript from the registrar.
- A copy of a document or text.
- The historian found a transcript of the old treaty in the archives.
- He kept a transcript of all the emails for his records.
- The library has a transcript of the original medieval manuscript.
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