transcription, транскрипция: [ verb ]
Date: circa 1598
transitive verb
1.
a. : to put in relief : show up by contrast
b. : adorn , embellish
c. : to set apart : make distinct or outstanding
2.
a. : offset , compensate
more variety in the Lancashire weather to set off its most disagreeable phases — Geographical Journal
b. : to make a setoff of
the respective totals shall be set off against one another — O. R. Hobson
3.
a. : to set in motion : cause to begin
b. : to cause to explode
4. : to measure off on a surface
intransitive verb
: to start out on a course or a journey
set off for home