script
/skrɪpt/
noun
Bir oyun, film, yayın veya konuşmanın yazılı metni.
The written text of a play, film, broadcast, or speech.
- The actors received their scripts a week before rehearsals began.
- She's working on a script for a new television series.
- He forgot his lines and had to check the script.
- Linguists have devoted considerable effort to deciphering ancient scripts from the Indus Valley, though many symbols remain enigmatic and untranslated.
- The director demanded extensive revisions to the original script, arguing that the dialogue lacked authenticity and failed to capture regional dialects.
- Students in the drama program must analyze not only the script itself but also historical context and staging conventions of the period.
noun
Bir yazı sistemi; belirli bir dil veya kültür tarafından kullanılan alfabe veya karakterler.
A system of writing; the alphabet or characters used by a particular language or culture.
- Arabic script is written from right to left.
- The ancient text was written in Cyrillic script.
- She's learning to read Japanese script.
noun
Basılı yazıdan farklı olarak el yazısı; yazılı karakterler.
Handwriting as distinct from print; written characters.
- Her script was elegant and easy to read.
- Please write in script, not block capitals.
- The document was written in beautiful script.
verb
Bir oyun, film veya yayın için senaryo yazmak.
To write a script for a play, film, or broadcast.
- He scripted several episodes of the popular sitcom.
- The documentary was carefully scripted to tell a compelling story.
- She's been hired to script the adaptation of the novel.
verb
Bir şeyi önceden, genellikle ayrıntılı olarak planlamak veya düzenlemek.
To plan or arrange something in advance, often in detail.
- Every moment of the event was carefully scripted.
- His speech seemed too scripted and lacked spontaneity.
- They scripted the entire presentation down to the last detail.