adj.连笔的，草书的，草写体的
n.草书，手写原稿

She practiced her cursive handwriting every day to make it more elegant.
她每天都练习草书书法，为了让它看起来更加优雅。
The love letter was written in a flowing cursive script that reflected the depth of his feelings.
这封情书是用流畅的草书字体写的，反映了他深厚的感情。
Learning cursive is still part of the curriculum in many elementary schools.
学习草书仍然是许多小学课程的一部分。
The wedding invitation was beautifully crafted with gold-inked cursive on cream-colored paper.
婚礼请柬是在米色纸上用金色墨水以优美的草书书写而成。
His signature was a flourish of cursive that was almost impossible to replicate.
他的签名是一串草书的花体字，几乎无法复制。
In the old days, business letters were often penned in neat cursive to demonstrate professionalism.
以前，商务信函常以工整的草书书写，以显示专业性。
The antique diary entries were all in delicate cursive, making them difficult to decipher for modern readers.
古老日记中的所有文字都是用细腻的草书写的，这让现代读者难以辨认。
The calligrapher's cursive style was so unique that it became instantly recognizable.
那位书法家的草书风格非常独特，以至于一眼就能认出。
She preferred writing in cursive as it allowed her thoughts to flow more freely onto the page.
她更喜欢用草书写字，因为这样可以让她的思想更自由地流露在纸上。
The historical document was preserved carefully, its aged cursive script holding secrets of the past.
这份历史文献被仔细保存着，其古老草书的笔迹中藏着过去的秘密。