transcript
transcript Lexical Profile
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• noun
A written or printed version of material originally presented in another medium, especially a verbatim text of spoken words such as an interview, broadcast, or legal proceeding.
"The defense attorney requested a complete transcript of the witness's testimony from the court reporter."
North American An official academic record issued by a school, college, or university listing the courses completed by a student, the grades received, and the credits or degrees earned.
"All applicants to the graduate program must submit an official transcript from their undergraduate institution."
A single-stranded RNA molecule synthesized by RNA polymerase as a complementary copy of a specific DNA sequence during gene expression.
"Before leaving the cell nucleus, the primary RNA transcript undergoes splicing to remove non-coding introns."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed in the late 14th century from Medieval Latin transcriptum ('a written copy'), the neuter past participle of transcribere ('to copy, write over'), from trans- ('across') and scribere ('to write').