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Meanings of stenographer in English
Synonyms
Examples for "amanuensis"
Examples for "amanuensis"
1
We have mentioned the valet, the barber, the wardrobe-keeper, and the amanuensis.
2
If I could afford to pay an amanuensis it would be different.
3
She had become his amanuensis, had insisted upon writing to his dictation.
4
From eleven to twelve was the time for Mary's duty as amanuensis.
5
I believe he often acted as Scott's amanuensis, when composing his novels.
1
She wasn't anybody notable; she'd been a shorthand typist in an office in Kuala Lumpur.
2
Paul, you see, was a great man, who commanded the services of a shorthand typist.
3
You're getting to be quite a shorthand typist.
4
I said dryly, "She's a shorthand typist again, working in a handbag factory at Perivale."
5
Miss Edmonds, Sir Lionel's shorthand typist.
Usage of stenographer in English
1
Father takes along a stenographer when he wants to dictate en route.
2
She is the stenographer and sometimes works the switchboard of the telephone.
3
It brought the anxious-looking stenographer to the doorway, notebook in hand, ready.
4
A touch upon the electric button brought the stenographer from the anteroom.
5
It will be the salary of the stenographer that will count up.
6
He called in a stenographer and got ready to dictate a statement.
7
The Inspector nodded dismissal to the stenographer, with an air of relief.
8
And you know I'm not a stenographer. She was an administrative assistant.
9
Then he had a sudden shock and wheeled shortly upon the stenographer.
10
Edward naturally wondered at this, and asked the stenographer what had happened.
11
Your stenographer, a very dignified young lady, came in on Number One.
12
If a stenographer had been here, the record would bear me out.
13
The Professor's pencil moved quicker than the pen of a court stenographer.
14
Nothing short of a concealed stenographer could have done these gatherings justice.
15
She was a stenographer in a music-publisher's office when we first met.
16
For seconds, there was revealed the busy stenographer, bent over his pad.
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Translations for stenographer
Portuguese
Spanish
Russian
Stenographer through the time
Stenographer across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common