người đánh máy
/ˈtaɪpɪst//ˈtaɪpɪst/The word "typist" has a fascinating history. The term originated in the late 19th century from the verb "typify," which means to write or type. However, the early typists were not just general typewriters, but specific machines called "Sholes & Glidden Type-Writer" or "Sholes typewriter." These machines were invented by Christopher Sholes and Carlos Glidden in 1874. As the Sholes typewriter became more popular, the term "typist" emerged to describe the person operating the machine. Initially, typists were mostly men, but as women began to work in offices, the term took on a gendered connotation. Today, the term "typist" is broader, referring to anyone who types documents, emails, or other digital content. Despite the evolution of technology, the term "typist" remains a recognizable and important part of the digital landscape.
a person who works in an office typing letters, etc.
một người làm việc trong văn phòng, đánh máy thư từ, v.v.
a person who uses a typewriter or computer keyboard
một người sử dụng máy đánh chữ hoặc bàn phím máy tính
Tôi đánh máy khá nhanh.
