n.手稿，原稿，(印刷术发明以前书籍或文献的)手写本，手抄本
adj.手抄的

原形：manuscript复数：manuscripts

I read Crics's novel in manuscript.
我看过克里斯的小说的手稿。
I want Marx's manuscript.
我想要马克思的手稿。
Cao Xueqin's original manuscript had been lost during the war.
曹雪芹的原版手稿已经在战争中丢失了。
The manuscript arrived in a well-worn leather-bound folder, its pages yellowed with age.
手稿以磨损的皮质封面抵达，每一页都因岁月而泛黄。
She meticulously proofread the manuscript, line by line, to ensure accuracy.
她逐行仔细校对稿件，确保其准确性。
The author's handwritten notes were transcribed into the final manuscript for publication.
作者的手写笔记被转录到最终出版的手稿中。
A preliminary draft of the manuscript was circulated among the team for feedback.
初稿手稿在团队中分发，寻求反馈意见。
The editor carefully marked up the manuscript with editorial suggestions.
编辑用红笔在稿件上做了详尽的修订建议。
The manuscript's climax was both surprising and satisfying, leaving readers eager for more.
手稿的高潮既出人意料又令人满意，让读者期待后续内容。
After months of work, the author finally submitted the completed manuscript to the publisher.
经过数月的努力，作者终于将完成的手稿提交给了出版商。
The manuscript was translated from French into English by a professional translator.
这份手稿由专业翻译从法语译成英语。
The publisher's rejection letter was a bitter pill to swallow, but it motivated the author to revise the manuscript.
出版商的退稿信是一剂苦药，但激励作者修订手稿。
The annotated manuscript provided valuable insights into the author's creative process.
注释的手稿揭示了作者创作背后的深层思考。