transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈtem-pərd ]
adjective
Date: 14th century
1.
a. : having the elements mixed in satisfying proportions : temperate
b. : qualified, lessened, or diluted by the mixture or influence of an additional ingredient : moderated
a pale gleam of tempered sunlight fell through the leaves — W. H. Hudson †1922
2. : treated by tempering ; especially of glass : treated so as to impart increased strength and the property of shattering into pellets when broken
3. : having a specified temper — used in combination
short- tempered
4. : conforming to adjustment by temperament — used of a musical interval, intonation, semitone, or scale