typing
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- noun
- /ˈtaɪpɪŋ/
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escritura
- To improve your skills, regular typing practice on a computer keyboard is essential.
And she she read off a list and typing was one of them.
- And she she read off a list and typing was one of them.
- I don't think they were too crazy Typing every once in awhile didn't feel great.
- So if you hear typing or ice cubes, that's that.
- So Logitech claims that these are ultra fluid typing switches and sort of key caps.
- If you as soon as you start typing, it starts.
Examples
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She took a course to enhance her typing speed and accuracy for her job.
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So for a good typing experience, you need three things.
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Right now I am typing up my Body Shop blog post.
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Well, I've never taken pride in my typing speed, OK?
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Typing is also a breeze using apps like Swype, TouchPal, etc.; there are too many options to mention.
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Typing is a thing that's been around for well over 100 years; the first typewriter was invented in the 1860s.
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Typing is almost what we're used to on smartphones and tablets; it's not quite there, but it doesn't make you want to rip your hair out.
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His typing was so fast that he could complete assignments in half the time.
Synonyms
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Typing on a computer to write text quickly
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To write words using a typewriter
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A way to use all fingers on a keyboard without looking at it
An act of typing information into a computer or device
Compounds
- Archaic
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A group of people who make written documents for different people in an office
- Specialized
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Testing whether a donor's tissue will match the person receiving a transplant
How Fast
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Typing comes from the word type, which once meant a 'stamp' or 'mark' used in printing, and from the machine typewriter that put those types on paper. So typing is the act of making letters with a typewriter or a computer keyboard.