"script"の定義と意味

Script

名詞

脚本 (きゃくほん), スクリプト

a written text that a movie, show, or play is based on

What is a "script"?

A script is a written document that outlines the dialogue, actions, and instructions for a film, television show, play, or other performance. It includes detailed descriptions of scenes, characters, and settings, as well as the interactions and movements of the characters. The script serves as the blueprint for the production, guiding actors, directors, and other crew members in bringing the story to life.

Example

The actor memorized his lines from the script before the performance.

The movie script was praised for its witty dialogue and emotional depth.

文字体系, 脚本

a particular system or style of writing that uses specific symbols, characters, or graphical elements to represent language

What is a "script"?

A script is a written system used to represent the spoken language of a particular group or culture. It consists of characters, symbols, or glyphs that correspond to sounds, words, or ideas in that language. For example, the Latin script is used for English and many other languages, where letters like A, B, and C represent specific sounds. In contrast, the Arabic script is written from right to left and has different letters that represent sounds in the Arabic language. Scripts play a crucial role in literacy and communication, allowing people to read, write, and preserve their languages and cultures in a tangible form.

手書きの原稿 (てがきのげんこう), 書き物 (かきもの)

something written by hand

to script

動詞

脚本を書く, シナリオを書く

to write the words used in a movie, play, etc.

Transitive: to script narrative of visual media