Object

• census: A future plan is to transcribe the 1901 census.

• manuscript: Between 1812 and 1822 Bello transcribes the manuscripts of Jeremy Bentham and gave private English and French classes.

• tape: He claimed that he had merely transcribed a tape from Hubbard.

Used with why or when

• what: It is important to transcribe what you see, not what you think might have been intended.

Preposition: into

• braille: The pack also provides the reader with information on where to get knitting patterns transcribed into braille or on cassette.

• format: We want Government to provide funding so more books can be transcribed into alternative formats, and to zero rate VAT on audio books.

Modifying Another Word

• verbatim: It is transcribed verbatim from The Hastings & St Leonards News, 12 November 1851.

• phonetically: Transcribed Phonetically A word written down according to how it sounds which may not be how it is spelled.

• orthographically: In such studies, a corpus of orthographically transcribed language, such as the BNC, can be ( and has been ) used.

• faithfully: These were faithfully transcribed in a linguistically professional manner, with English translations on facing pages.

• incorrectly: Interestingly, his name was incorrectly transcribed on his record.

• accurately: For example, some institutions give students the opportunity to check that their own marks have been transcribed accurately.

Preposition: from

• tape: It was transcribed from the fifth tape in his Ezekiel series, titled " The End Is Here!

• recording: Transcribed from the original recordings, with drum charts, melody line & chord symbols.

• manuscript: This is a series of extracts transcribed from a truly astonishing manuscript that was posted to me by Don Hoggarth of Bothell, WA.

Preposition: by

• volunteer: The 1891 census for Yorkshire is being transcribed by volunteers.