PROMPTBOOK

Meaning of PROMPTBOOK in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈpräm(p)t-ˌbu̇k, ˈprämp-ˌbu̇k ]

noun

Date: 1809

: a copy of a play with directions for performance used by a theater prompter

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PROMPTBOOK — noun Date: 1809 a copy of a play with directions for performance used by a theater prompter
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PROMPTBOOK — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: prompt (I) + book : a copy of a play with directions for performance used by a …
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PROMPTBOOK — /prompt"book'/ , n. Theat. a copy of the script of a play, containing cues and notes, used by the prompter, …
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PROMPTBOOK — n. copy of a script containing cues and instructions (used to prompt actors who forget their lines)
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PROMPTBOOK — [prompt.book] n (1809): a copy of a play with directions for performance used by a theater prompter
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PROMPTBOOK — n. Pronunciation: ' präm(p)t- ˌ bu ̇ k, ' prämp- ˌ bu ̇ k Function: noun Date: 1809 : a …
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PROMPTSCRIPT — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: prompt (I) + script : promptbook
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PROMPT COPY — noun : promptbook
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