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scripted

UK
/ˈskrɪptɪd/
US
/ˈskrɪptɪd/
scriptedadjective
more scripted
Comp.
most scripted
Super.
UK
/ˈskrɪptɪd/
US
/ˈskrɪptɪd/
Translations
scénariséSe dit d’un discours, d’une scène ou d’un déroulement préparé à l’avance, sans spontanéité.
Her acceptance speech sounded heavily scripted, leaving little room for genuine emotion.
Son discours de remerciement semblait très scénarisé, laissant peu de place à une émotion authentique.
Additional translations
préparéEmploi plus général, pour insister sur le caractère préparé à l’avance.
Definitions
Supplied with or following a prepared script; not improvised and therefore often lacking spontaneity.
Her acceptance speech sounded heavily scripted, leaving little room for genuine emotion.
Synonyms
prearranged
planned
rehearsed
staged
written
scriptedpast participle
UK
/ˈskrɪptɪd/
US
/ˈskrɪptɪd/
Used as a participial adjective derived from the verb "script".
Translations
scénariséSe dit d’un récit, d’une émission ou d’une scène écrits selon un scénario, donc peu spontanés.
The series follows a tightly scripted storyline that leaves little room for improvisation.
La série suit une intrigue très scénarisée qui laisse peu de place à l’improvisation.
Additional translations
préparéEmploi plus général, quand l’idée principale est l’absence d’improvisation.
Definitions
Having been written as or provided with a script; predetermined rather than spontaneous.
The series follows a tightly scripted storyline that leaves little room for improvisation.
scriptverb

scripted

Past Simple

scripted
Past Simple
scripted
Past Participle
scripting
ing-form
UK
/skrɪpt/
US
/skrɪpt/
Translations
She was hired to script the new television series.
Elle a été engagée pour scénariser la nouvelle série télévisée.
Additional translations
scripterInformatique.
Definitions
To write a script for a play, movie, or broadcast.
She was hired to script the new television series.
To plan or devise a sequence of events or actions in detail.
The team scripted their strategy for the upcoming match.
To write a computer script in order to automate tasks or processes.
He scripted a routine to back up the server every night.
Synonyms
compose
write
type
pen
draft
scriptnoun
Definitions
A written text of a play, film, or broadcast.
The actors gathered around the table to read through the script for the new play.
A set of written characters used in a particular language or system of writing.
The ancient script was difficult to decipher without specialized knowledge.
A sequence of instructions for a computer program, often used to automate tasks.
The developer wrote a script to automate the data entry process.
Handwriting, especially cursive or elegant handwriting.
Her neat script was easy to read.
A written answer paper submitted by a candidate during an examination.
The examiner collected the scripts at the end of the test.
An informal abbreviation for a medical prescription.
The pharmacist filled two scripts for her antibiotics.
scriptadjective
Definitions
Relating to, or concerned with, the writing or preparation of a script for a play, film, broadcast, or computer program.
She was given full script authority on the project.
Written in or characteristic of a flowing cursive style; resembling handwriting.
The invitation was printed in an elegant script font.
Written in a cursive or decorative handwriting style; resembling elegant handwriting.
The invitations were printed in a beautiful script font.
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