Manuscript Meaning in English
word
/ˈmænjəsˌkɹɪpt/
MAN-yuh-skript
/mˈænjuːskɹˌɪpt/
MAN-yoo-skript
释义
A manuscript is a document, book, or piece of writing that is usually handwritten or typed, especially before being published or printed.
用法与细微差别
'Manuscript' is often used in academic, literary, or historical contexts. It refers to works before publishing; old hand-copied documents are also called manuscripts. Don't confuse with 'script' (film/theatre only).
Spanish: manuscritoPortuguese (BR): manuscritoPortuguese (PT): manuscritoChinese (Simplified): 手稿 - 原稿Chinese (Traditional): 手稿 - 原稿Hindi: पांडुलिपिArabic: مخطوطةBengali: হস্তলিখিত - পান্ডুলিপিRussian: рукописьJapanese: 原稿 - 手稿Vietnamese: bản thảoKorean: 원고Turkish: el yazması - müsvedde (yayınlanmamış metin)Urdu: مسودہ - قلمی نسخہIndonesian: manuskrip
例句
She found an old manuscript in the library.
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The author sent his manuscript to the publisher.
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Some manuscripts are written by hand.
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The museum is displaying a rare manuscript from the 15th century.
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After months of hard work, my manuscript was finally accepted!
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The editor made many changes to her manuscript before publishing it.
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