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 .

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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.

26. The word Amanuensis is an old fashioned word, which speaks of a time when people wrote down the dictations of another person

27. With this simple tweak, the dance moves from being a dictation to a negotiation.

28. I am able to take dictation in English and transcribe them rapidly into Chinese.

29. In cases with agraphia performance when writing dictation was superior with the paralysed arm.

30. Picture dictation and giving routes from maps are well-known examples of such activities.

31. No time to waste: a 1920s typist takes dictation as the train speeds to the next business meeting.

32. The examination will consist of 6 assignments - 5 pieces of dictation and a manuscript assignment.

33. Office XP includes integrated voice command and text dictation capabilities, as well as handwriting recognition.

34. Grammar Dictation offers an innovative approach to the study of grammar in the language classroom.

35. The upper-intermediate level features passages for dictation and reading aloud, modelled on the cassettes.

36. Grammar, reading, dictation, and conversation. l want to learn a minimum of twenty-five words a day.

37. Amanuensis definition: a person employed to take dictation or to copy manuscripts Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

38. And there were no assistants or secretaries to take dictation or run off copies for me.

39. Sure, Mrs. Tasker. What were you doing with the international terrorist...Carlos the Jackal, taking dictation?

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41. Texts will be supplied in the normal format for dictation by dictators appointed by the Local Examinations Secretary.

42. Amanuenses definition: a person employed to take dictation or to copy manuscripts Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

43. Mere dictation to a typist in the normal course of business is not evidence of excessive publication.

44. Finally, you can present the text orally as a partial dictation, with students filling in missing words as they listen.

45. Outside the examination hall answers to questions were read out over the public address system at dictation speed.”

46. Ibn Juzayy describes the account as an abridgment of the traveler’s dictation, but the scribe evidently took some liberties with the narrative.

47. An Amanuensis is someone who takes dictation, transcribes written material, or assists in some other way with written or hand-performed work

48. Amanuense m or f (plural Amanuenses) amanuensis (one employed to take dictation) Further reading “amanuense” in Diccionario de la lengua española, Vigésima tercera …

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50. Electronic apparatus, in particular for recording and/or reproduction of audio signals, data processing equipment, dictating machines, digital and analog dictation systems, parts for the aforesaid apparatus and equipment, included in class 9

51. • An Amanuensis is a secretary employed to take dictation or to copy manuscripts • A person employed to write what another dictates or to copy what has been written by another More crossword answers

52. Definition of Amanuensis : one employed to write from dictation or to copy manuscript composed her autobiography with the help of an Amanuensis Synonyms The Etymology of Amanuensis More Example Sentences Learn More about Amanuensis

53. Installation, maintenance and repair of computer hardware, computer peripheral devices, paper output systems (in particular printers, plotters, photocopying, fax and multifunction apparatus), office machines, office equipment, typewriters and office requisites, analog and digital dictation systems, telecommunications and data transmission apparatus

54. An Amanuensis is someone who is good at taking notes when someone else is talking, like a secretary. In Latin, the word Amanuensis literally means "a servant from the hand." The word generally refers to a person who is skilled at taking dictation

55. The typesetter later inserted punctuation marks when he prepared the text for the printer.11 With the exceptions of punctuation, formatting, other elements of typesetting, and minor adjustments required to correct copying and scribal errors, the dictation copy became the text of the first printed edition of the book.12

56. An Amanuensis is someone who takes dictation, transcribes written material, or assists in some other way with written or hand-performed work. For example, in an academic setting, an Amanuensis might take notes for a disabled student, or assist him or her with papers, examinations, and similar tasks.

57. Amanuensis (n.) "one who takes dictation or copies what is written by another," 1610s, from Latin Amanuensis "adjective used as a noun," an alteration of (servus) a manu "secretary," literally "servant from the hand;" from a for ab "from, of," here used as a designation of office (see ab-), + manu, ablative of manus "hand" (from PIE root *man-(2) "hand").