transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈkär-kəs ]
noun
Etymology: Middle English carcays, from Anglo-French carcas, carkeis
Date: 14th century
1. : a dead body : corpse ; especially : the dressed body of a meat animal
2. : the living, material, or physical body
I hauled my carcass out of bed
3. : the decaying or worthless remains of a structure
the carcass of an abandoned automobile
4. : the underlying structure or frame of something (as of a piece of furniture)