Script | Mean of script in English Dictionary

/ˈskrɪpt/

• Noun
• the written form of a play, movie, television show, etc.
1. The actors haven't had time to study the script.
2. She sent her script to several television production studios.
3. an early version of the script
• a plan for what is going to be done or said in a particular situation
1. When questioned, officials followed the script and declined comment.
• a type of handwriting in which all the letters in a word are connected to each other
1. She wrote in script [=cursive] instead of printing.

• a particular style of writing or printing
1. words written in cuneiform script
2. roman and italic scripts
• the letters of a language arranged in their usual order
1. languages that use the Cyrillic script
2. The message was written in a foreign script.
• Verb
• to write the script for (a play, movie, television show, etc.)
1. I scripted three episodes of the show.
2. The actors' dialogue was carefully scripted.
• to plan how (something) will happen, be done, etc.
1. The discussion couldn't have gone better if we had scripted it.
2. The trip didn't go as scripted.