Frequency rank: 20,615. – 20,704.
- manuscript; copy; draft; notes; contribution
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- manuscript
- copy
- draft
- notes
- contribution
This meaning refers to a written document that conveys an original work, especially in academic or literary contexts. It is typically used when discussing the preparation of a piece that will be published or reviewed.
In this context, the term is used to indicate a version of a document that has been duplicated from the original. It is often utilized when discussing copies in publishing or academic settings.
This meaning refers to an initial version of a written work that is subject to revision and editing. It is commonly used in the writing process where multiple drafts are created before finalizing a piece.
This use implies short pieces of written information or ideas, often used as reminders or for study purposes. It signifies informal writing that can aid in organizing thoughts.
This meaning refers to a work or piece submitted as part of a larger project or collective effort, often indicating the author's contribution to a collaborative endeavor such as a publication.
Generated collocations (experimental)
げんこう原稿をさくせい作成するto create a manuscriptげんこう原稿をていしゅつ提出するto submit a manuscriptげんこう原稿のかくにん確認manuscript reviewげんこうようし原稿用紙manuscript paperげんこう原稿しっぴつ執筆manuscript writingげんこう原稿のしゅうせい修正manuscript revisionげんこう原稿をいんさつ印刷するto print a manuscriptげんこう原稿をよむ読むto read the manuscriptげんこう原稿をこうせい校正するto proofread the manuscriptこうえん講演げんこう原稿speech manuscript
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
Example sentences
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He is writing the manuscript over and over again.
The author revised his manuscript over and over again.
The original and the copy are easily distinguished since the one is much more vivid than the other.
You should come early in order for him to read your manuscript before your speech.
Can you manage to complete the manuscript by Friday?
Do you have the time to run over the draft of my speech, Ken?
19. げんこうようし原稿用紙いちまい1枚にもみたない満たないめえるメールにに2じかん時間かけるなんていうのはほめられた褒められたことではない。のうりょく能力のなさをしめしている示しているといった言ったほう方があたっている当たっているだろうね。
Spending two hours writing an email that won't even take up one page of a sheet of paper is not something you can write home about. It's more like you're writing about your own inability to write coherently.