| 释义 |
Definition of verbatim in English: verbatimadjective & adverbvəːˈbeɪtɪmvərˈbeɪdəm In exactly the same words as were used originally. as adverb subjects were instructed to recall the passage verbatim Example sentencesExamples - The BBC therefore used actors to read the words verbatim over film of the speakers.
- And in the end pretty well everything I wrote was reproduced verbatim.
- I record this verbatim from a journal written at the time, with just the occasional commentary.
- But their notes are a resume of proceedings, not a verbatim account.
- Their responses are logged verbatim and scored according to a complex system designed to point towards personality traits.
Synonyms word for word, letter for letter, line for line, to the letter, literally, exactly, precisely, in every detail, closely, faithfully, religiously, rigorously, punctiliously, with strict attention to detail, strictly rare literatim word for word, letter for letter, line for line, literal, exact, direct, precise, close, faithful, undeviating, strict unadulterated, unabridged, unvarnished, unembellished
Origin Late 15th century: from medieval Latin, from Latin verbum 'word'. Compare with literatim. Definition of verbatim in US English: verbatimadjective & adverbvərˈbādəmvərˈbeɪdəm In exactly the same words as were used originally. as adverb subjects were instructed to recall the passage verbatim as adjective your quotations must be verbatim Example sentencesExamples - But their notes are a resume of proceedings, not a verbatim account.
- The BBC therefore used actors to read the words verbatim over film of the speakers.
- Their responses are logged verbatim and scored according to a complex system designed to point towards personality traits.
- I record this verbatim from a journal written at the time, with just the occasional commentary.
- And in the end pretty well everything I wrote was reproduced verbatim.
Synonyms word for word, letter for letter, line for line, to the letter, literally, exactly, precisely, in every detail, closely, faithfully, religiously, rigorously, punctiliously, with strict attention to detail, strictly word for word, letter for letter, line for line, literal, exact, direct, precise, close, faithful, undeviating, strict
Origin Late 15th century: from medieval Latin, from Latin verbum ‘word’. Compare with literatim. |