dictation|dictations in English

noun

[dic'ta·tion || -eɪʃn]

dictation of words; words dictated; words recorded as dictated; issuing of commands

Use "dictation|dictations" in a sentence

1. I'm taking dictation.

2. We'll have dictation today.

3. The new secretary takes dictation very well.

4. We had a dictation today.

5. The teacher gave them a dictation.

6. Her secretary is very good at taking dictation.

7. Our French dictation lasted half an hour.

8. The teacher gave us a French dictation.

9. I find it difficult to write letters from dictation.

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11. I wrote some letters at his dictation.

12. There were no secretaries available to take dictation .

13. Canto also supports dictation and In Basket access

14. We had some very difficult words in our dictation.

15. Amanuenses: one who writes from dictation or copies manuscripts

16. • – – – for absent subscribers; Arrangements for recording conversations (centralised dictation – – –

17. Amanuensis - someone skilled in the transcription of speech (especially dictation)

18. The basic programs also offer games, dictation exercises and drills.

19. What does Amanuensis mean? One employed to take dictation, or copy manuscripts

20. Amanuensis - someone skilled in the transcription of speech (especially dictation) shorthand typist, stenographer

21. The popular image of a secretary is one who types and takes dictation.

22. • – – – for absent or busy subscribers (3/487 takes precedence; centralised dictation systems 11/10)

23. I am able to get dictation in English and quickly transcribe into Chinese.

24. I am able to take dictation in English and quickly transcribe into Chinese.

25. My last boss used to fumble under my skirt when I took dictation.