transcription, транскрипция: [ kəm-ˈpōz ]
verb
( com·posed ; com·pos·ing )
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French composer, from Latin componere (perfect indicative composui ) — more at compound
Date: 15th century
transitive verb
1.
a. : to form by putting together : fashion
a committee composed of three representatives — Current Biography
b. : to form the substance of : constitute
composed of many ingredients
c. : to produce (as columns or pages of type) by composition
2.
a. : to create by mental or artistic labor : produce
compose a sonnet
b.
(1) : to formulate and write (a piece of music)
(2) : to compose music for
3. : to deal with or act on so as to reduce to a minimum
compose their differences
4. : to arrange in proper or orderly form
5. : to free from agitation : calm , settle
composed himself
intransitive verb
: to practice composition