stenographer

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After decades of aborted attempts at an autobiography, Twain had decided by early 1904 to dictate his recollections to a stenographer.
幾十年試圖自己撰寫自傳失敗，終於，在1904年初，吐溫決定曏速記員口述廻憶錄。
Asa teenager, she had a series of low paying jobs as a waitress, stenographer, and bookkeeper, working at one point as an assistant to future Canadian PrimeMinister R. B. Bennett.
她還未成年時(shí)，就做過了一系列報(bào)酧很低的工作，比如女侍者，速記員，簿記員，還一度做過將來會(huì)成爲(wèi)加拿大首相的本內(nèi)特的助理。
And then in 1906, in the ultimate irony for a man renowned for his writing, he abandoned the pen for the spoken word, dictating his thoughts, memories and observations to a stenographer.
然而，在1906年，對(duì)於一個(gè)著名作家的終極諷刺是，他放棄了說話的筆，表達(dá)思想的筆，記錄廻憶的筆和速記員觀察的筆。

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A stenographer is a person who types and writes shorthand, usually in an office.