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shorthand [ˈʃɔːtˌhænd] n
a. a system of rapid handwriting employing simple strokes and other symbols to represent words or phrases b. (as modifier) a shorthand typist ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations shorthand [ˈʃɔːthænd] A. N → taquigrafía f to take shorthand → escribir en taquigrafía to take sth down in shorthand → escribir algo taquigráficamente B. CPD shorthand note N → nota f taquigráfica shorthand notebook N → cuaderno m de taquigrafía shorthand speed N → palabras fpl por minuto(en taquigrafía) shorthand typing N → taquimecanografía f shorthand typist N → taquimecanógrafo/a m/f shorthand writer N → taquígrafo/a m/f shorthand [ˈʃɔːrthænd] n (= shorter reference) shorthand for sth I'm using the term as a shorthand for any religious group → J'utilise le terme pour désigner tout groupe religieux. "He" is not a neutral shorthand for "he or she" → "He" n'est pas une façon neutre de dire "he or she". short-handed [ˌʃɔːrtˈhændɪd] adj → à court de personnel shorthand notebook n → bloc m sténo shorthand typing n → sténodactylo f shorthand typist n → sténodactylo mf short-haul [ˈʃɔːrthɔːl] (TRANSPORT) modif [flight, route, aircraft, airline, service] → court-courrier short-haul flights → des vols court-courriers shorthand [ˈʃɔːtˌhænd] n → stenografia to take sth down in shorthand → stenografare qc shorthand [ˈʃɔːtˌhænd] n → stenografia to take sth down in shorthand → stenografare qc How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Those who knew him will recognize in my third act the allusion to the patent Shorthand in which he used to write postcards, and which may be acquired from a four and six-penny manual published by the Clarendon Press. She made up her mind to profit by her acquaintance with so many writers, and without loss of time began to learn shorthand and typewriting. Carter preferred to conduct the office on gentlemanly lines; he would have nothing to do with typewriting and looked upon shorthand with disfavour: the office-boy knew shorthand, but it was only Mr. |
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