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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Meaning of "verbatim"

Hi,

Would you explain the sentence below? Since I am not sure what verbatim means, I can't understand it. I looked it up, but wouldn't click.

You can also read verbatim what she said on the Wikipedia site under J. Paul Getty.

Thanks.
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The use of "also" suggests that what you're looking at right now is a condensed version of the original. "Verbatim" means an exact word-for-word transcription. Happy New Year!

— Avangi

  • The use of "also" suggests that what you're looking at right now is a condensed version of the original.
  • "Verbatim" means an exact word-for-word transcription.
  • Happy New Year!
  • - A.
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The use of "also" suggests that what you're looking at right now is a condensed version of the original.

"Verbatim" means an exact word-for-word transcription.

Happy New Year! - A.
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I see. So, what I'm looking at, is the edited version. And the original version is on the Wiki.

Thanks! and Happy New Year!
M
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