manuscript

[/ˈmænjʊskrɪpt/]
nounmasculinepl: manuscripts
manuscrito
1. A book, document, or other text written by hand
The author submitted her manuscript to the publisher.
A autora enviou seu manuscrito para a editora.
2. A typed or handwritten version of a book or article before it is published
The editor reviewed the manuscript for grammatical errors.
O editor revisou o manuscrito em busca de erros gramaticais.
3. An ancient or historical document written by hand
The museum houses a rare medieval manuscript.
O museu abriga um raro manuscrito medieval.
In both Brazilian and American publishing industries, 'manuscript' is a crucial term in the submission and editorial process. Brazilian publishers often use the abbreviation 'MS' in professional correspondence. Historically, manuscripts hold significant cultural value in both countries, particularly in libraries and museums where rare, handwritten documents are preserved as cultural heritage.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
documenttextscriptdraftcomposition
Antonyms / Antônimos
printpublicationbook

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
manuscrito
Standard usage in academic and publishing contexts
Rio de Janeiro
manuscrito
Same as general Brazilian Portuguese
São Paulo
manuscrito
Standard in publishing industry; sometimes abbreviated as MS
Portugal
manuscrito
Standard usage; archival context more common in reference to historical documents

Related Words

authoreditorpublishermanuscript reviewdrafthandwritten

Related Idioms & Phrases

submit a manuscript
manuscript under review
manuscript rejection
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