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Meanings of stenography in English
Usage of stenography in English
1
It is a system of coloured stenography-inthe hands of a master.
2
She had no knowledge of stenography or bookkeeping; her handwriting was poor.
3
This necessitated a knowledge of stenography and typewriting, which she soon acquired.
4
Girls didn't wish to learn stenography because factory work paid better.
5
Alice and I ought to be learning stenography or something useful.
6
If I hadn't studied stenography I should have taken up hairdressing or manicuring.
7
She did not believe that Ann's something somewhere could be stenography.
8
There came a time when he went to a night class to learn stenography.
9
She studied stenography and soon married a promising young man.
10
She has a choice among stenography, bookkeeping, and machine operating.
11
How would you like to take up stenography and typewriting?
12
She preferred the prosaic reality of stenography and typewriting.
13
Few young men realize the advantage of learning stenography.
14
Bean matriculated without formality and studied stenography and typewriting.
15
She had one daughter, Alice, who did stenography and typing as a means of livelihood.
16
Nancy took up stenography with gentle Miss Meader, too.
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Translations for stenography
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Stenography through the time
Stenography across language varieties
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