script
noun
Definitions of script noun
text
- B2Countable
The written text of a film, play, broadcast, or speech.
The screenwriter wrote the script for a film about social justice.
She studied the script carefully in preparation for the upcoming performance.
The script for the radio drama was exceptionally well-written and engaging.
writing
- C2Uncountable
A system of characters used for writing a particular language.
Many ancient scripts, like hieroglyphics, have been deciphered.
When learning Chinese, I need to memorize the strokes of each character in the script.
This document uses an unrecognizable script that requires expert analysis.
- CountableUncountable
Handwriting, particularly when it is elegant or well-formed.
She received a letter written in a beautiful, flowing script.
He signed his name with a fluid cursive script, showing his unique style.
The ancient manuscript showcases the elegant script of that era.
computer
- CountableUncountablecomputingspecialized
A programming language used for creating dynamic web content on the internet.
The website uses a script to handle user interactions.
Developers use various scripting languages to implement different web functionalities.
This script can automate repetitive tasks.
exam
- Countable
A student's written answer paper from an exam.
The professor gave feedback to the students after marking all the scripts.
The students were asked to hand in their scripts after the exam.
The teacher collected all the scripts immediately after the exam.
medicine
- Countable
A written prescription from a doctor for medicine or drugs.
The doctor gave him a script to take to the pharmacy.
After seeing the doctor, I had to go to the pharmacy to fill my script.
She handed her script to the pharmacist.
verb
Definitions of script verb
- Transitive
To write the script for a film, play, broadcast, or speech.
She scripted a documentary about space exploration.
They are looking for a talented writer to script the new play.
Much of the show was improvised, not scripted.