transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈchan(t)-sə-rē, ˈchan(t)s-rē ]
noun
( plural -cer·ies )
Etymology: Middle English chancerie, alteration of chancelerie chancellery, from Anglo-French, from chanceler
Date: 14th century
1. : a record office for public archives or those of ecclesiastical, legal, or diplomatic proceedings
2.
a. capitalized : a high court of equity in England and Wales with common-law functions and jurisdiction over causes in equity
b. : a court of equity in the American judicial system
c. : the principles and practice of judicial equity
3.
a. : a chancellor's court or office or the building in which it is located
b. : the office in which the business of a Roman Catholic diocese is transacted and recorded
c. : the office of an embassy : chancellery 3
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- in chancery