transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈrīt ]
verb
( wrote ˈrōt ; writ·ten ˈri-t ə n ; also writ ˈrit ; or dialect wrote ; writ·ing ˈrī-tiŋ)
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wrītan to scratch, draw, inscribe; akin to Old High German rīzan to tear and perhaps to Greek rhinē file, rasp
Date: before 12th century
transitive verb
1.
a. : to form (as characters or symbols) on a surface with an instrument (as a pen)
b. : to form (as words) by inscribing the characters or symbols of on a surface
c. : to spell in writing
words written alike but pronounced differently
d. : to cover, fill, or fill in by writing
wrote ten pages
write a check
2. : to set down in writing: as
a. : draw up , draft
write a will
b.
(1) : to be the author of : compose
write s poems and essays
(2) : to compose in musical form
write a string quartet
c. : to express in literary form
if I could write the beauty of your eyes — Shakespeare
d. : to communicate by letter
write s that they are coming
e. : to use or exhibit (a specific script, language, or literary form or style) in writing
write Braille
write s French with ease
f. : to write contracts or orders for ; especially : underwrite
write life insurance
3. : to make a permanent impression of
4. : to communicate with in writing
we'll write you when we get there
5. : ordain , fate
so be it, it is written — D. C. Peattie
6. : to make evident or obvious
guilt written on his face
7. : to force, effect, introduce, or remove by writing
write oneself into fame and fortune — Charles Lee
8. : to take part in or bring about (something worth recording)
9.
a. : to introduce (information) into the storage device or medium of a computer
b. : to transfer (information) from the main memory of a computer to a storage or output device
10. : sell
write a stock option
intransitive verb
1.
a. : to make significant characters or inscriptions ; also : to permit or be adapted to writing
b. : to form or produce written letters, words, or sentences
2. : to compose, communicate by, or send a letter
3.
a. : to produce a written work
b. : to compose music
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- write one's own ticket
- writ large
- writ small