shorthand

Converse of object

• learn: She bristles at her mother's suggestion that she learn shorthand; she " hated the idea of serving men in any way " .
• become: The term became shorthand for rebellious or simply boisterous youth.
• use: To use the obvious shorthand, the Blue Train is the Orient Express of southern Africa.
• do: My work skills also helped as I could already do shorthand and typing.
• provide: This macro provides a convenient shorthand for the most common way to use these macros.
• have: General PA duties as you would expect but must have shorthand.

Preposition: for

• range: This is my shorthand for a range of issues which he deals with in several passages.

Adjective modifier

• convenient: This macro provides a convenient shorthand for the most common way to use these macros.
• visual: It was a form of ' visual shorthand ' which suggested abstract concepts as well particular stories.
• useful: To my mind it can be a useful descriptive shorthand.
• common: WWW WWW is common shorthand for the ' World Wide Web ' .
• own: You might also use your own shorthand to help you record.

Modifies a noun

• typist: My parents wanted me to be a shorthand typist.
• notation: TWiki HTML Rendering TWiki converts shorthand notation to XHTML 1.0 for display.
• notebook: Take them out of the shorthand notebook: tear them out, or remove the spiral.
• writer: A unique number will be given by the official shorthand writers to each approved judgment issued out of these courts.
• syntax: This is obviously expected to be a reasonably common thing to do, as there's a special shorthand syntax for it.
• reporter: From 1827 to 1828 he was a law office clerk, and then worked as a shorthand reporter at Doctor's Commons.

Noun used with modifier

• border: One may also use the border-top, border-width, or border shorthand properties.
• machine: The delay varies from one to three seconds for verbatim phonetic machine shorthand, to around five seconds for edited input using qwerty.