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short-hand|ed — «SHRT HAN dihd», adjective. not having enough workmen or helpers; undermanned; understaffed: »The post office is always short handed in the Christmas season. –short´ hand´ed|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
short|hand — «SHRT HAND», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a method of rapid writing that uses symbols or abbreviations in place of letters, sounds, syllables, words, and phrases; stenography: »Sometimes it is possible to make actual notes in shorthand or longhand,… … Useful english dictionary
short´-hand´ed|ness — short hand|ed «SHRT HAN dihd», adjective. not having enough workmen or helpers; undermanned; understaffed: »The post office is always short handed in the Christmas season. –short´ hand´ed|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
short|hand-typ|ist — «SHRT HAND TY pihst», noun. British. a stenographer … Useful english dictionary
short|hand-writ|er — «SHRT HAND RY tuhr», noun. British. a shorthand typist … Useful english dictionary
short·hand — /ˈʃoɚtˌhænd/ noun [noncount] 1 : a method of writing quickly by using symbols or abbreviations for sounds, words, or phrases : ↑stenography The notes were written in shorthand. [=using special symbols] The secretary takes shorthand. [=writes in… … Useful english dictionary
short-hand — n. Stenography, brachygraphy, tachygraphy … New dictionary of synonyms
short·hand·ed — … Useful english dictionary
Reformed Phonetic Short-Hand — is an obscure form of shorthand described in a book entitled Marsh s Manual of Reformed Phonetic Short Hand: Being a Complete Guide to the Best System of Phonography and Verbatim Reporting published by H.H. Bancroft Company in 1868.It is a… … Wikipedia
Short subject — is a format description originally coined in the North American film industry in the early period of cinema. The description is now used almost interchangeably with short film. Either term is often abbreviated to short (as a noun, e.g. a short… … Wikipedia
short — short; short·age; short·en; short·en·er; short·ish; short·ite; short·ly; short·ness; short·om·e·ter; short·schat; short·sight·ed·ness; short·some; ul·tra·short; short·hand·ed·ness; short·shat; short·sight·ed·ly; … English syllables
