release a transcript

Frequency: 7.311.5 per million words

To officially make a transcript public, often after a period of being confidential.

transcriptVERB + transcript

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release

Examples (10)

  • The White House will release the transcript of the press conference tomorrow.
  • The court decided to release the full transcript of the testimony.
  • Activists demanded that the committee release the transcript of the closed-door meeting.
  • The university has promised to release the transcript of the disciplinary hearing.
  • Why haven't they released the transcript of the interview yet?
  • Before the official announcement, they refused to release any transcript.
  • It is standard practice to release the transcript once the investigation concludes.
  • Journalists are pressing the government to release the transcript of the secret negotiations.
  • The company chose to release an edited transcript to avoid controversy.
  • Will the presidential candidate release his tax transcripts as promised?