stenotype
- noun
- /ˈstɛnəˌtaɪp/
- Specialized
- Modern stenotype machines can connect directly to computers for real-time transcription.
Examples
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The court reporter used a stenotype during the trial.
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The court reporter operated the stenotype with remarkable speed during the trial.
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Learning to use a stenotype requires special training in shorthand techniques.
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Can you believe how fast she types on a stenotype?
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Court reporters rely on a stenotype to type speeches quickly and accurately during trials.
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She trained for months to master the stenotype for her new job as a court reporter.
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Using a stenotype allows for swift transcription of spoken words in legal settings.
Synonyms
A keyboard machine used to type shorthand quickly for court reporting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stenotype comes from steno- meaning 'short' and -type like in typewriter, so it names a machine that makes a short form of writing. That's why a stenotype is the special machine court reporters use to type speech very quickly.