[skrɪpt] n This HTML5 player is not supported by your browser
comp., MS skript (A type of program consisting of a set of instructions to an application or tool program. A script usually expresses instructions by using the application`s or tool`s rules and syntax, combined with simple control structures such as loops and if/then expressions) English thesaurus abbr. Scripture abbr., file.ext. .sc (file name extension) ; .scr (file name extension) ; .srp (file name extension) tech., abbr. support for creative independent production talent abbr. Systematic Cost Review In Pharmaco Therapy abbr., comp. scientific and commercial subroutine interpreter and program translator abbr., ed., scient. Stanford Computerized Researcher Information Profile Technique cinema A general term for a written work detailing story, setting, and dialogue. A script may take the form of a screenplay, shooting script, lined script, continuity script, or a spec script. A script is often sold for a particular price, which is increased to a second price if the script is produced as a movie. For example, a sale may be described as "$100,000 against $250,000". In this case, the writer is paid $100,000 up front, and another $150,000 when the movie is produced. See also advance. law, abbr. scr. abbr. scriptural
