Definition of descrive in English:

descrive

verb dɪˈskrʌɪv

Scottish archaic

no object To give a written or spoken description or characterization of; = "describe".

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Ancrene Riwle. From Anglo-Norman discriv-, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French descriv-, stem (e.g. in present plural and present subjunctive) of Anglo-Norman descrier, discrire, also descrivere, descriver, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French descrire, also descrivre (French décrire) to set out in writing, to describe, give a description of, to recount, (reflexive) to enumerate, enter in a register, (reflexive) to explain, to reveal, expose, make visible, to write, compose, to inscribe, to trace a curved line from classical Latin dēscrībere.

Definition of descrive in US English:

descrive

verbdɪˈskrʌɪv

Scottish archaic

no object To give a written or spoken description or characterization of; = "describe".

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Ancrene Riwle. From Anglo-Norman discriv-, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French descriv-, stem (e.g. in present plural and present subjunctive) of Anglo-Norman descrier, discrire, also descrivere, descriver, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French descrire, also descrivre (French décrire) to set out in writing, to describe, give a description of, to recount, (reflexive) to enumerate, enter in a register, (reflexive) to explain, to reveal, expose, make visible, to write, compose, to inscribe, to trace a curved line from classical Latin dēscrībere.

单词	descrive
释义	Definition of descrive in English: descrive verb dɪˈskrʌɪv Scottish archaic no object To give a written or spoken description or characterization of; = "describe". Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Ancrene Riwle. From Anglo-Norman discriv-, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French descriv-, stem (e.g. in present plural and present subjunctive) of Anglo-Norman descrier, discrire, also descrivere, descriver, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French descrire, also descrivre (French décrire) to set out in writing, to describe, give a description of, to recount, (reflexive) to enumerate, enter in a register, (reflexive) to explain, to reveal, expose, make visible, to write, compose, to inscribe, to trace a curved line from classical Latin dēscrībere. Definition of descrive in US English: descrive verbdɪˈskrʌɪv Scottish archaic no object To give a written or spoken description or characterization of; = "describe". Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Ancrene Riwle. From Anglo-Norman discriv-, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French descriv-, stem (e.g. in present plural and present subjunctive) of Anglo-Norman descrier, discrire, also descrivere, descriver, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French descrire, also descrivre (French décrire) to set out in writing, to describe, give a description of, to recount, (reflexive) to enumerate, enter in a register, (reflexive) to explain, to reveal, expose, make visible, to write, compose, to inscribe, to trace a curved line from classical Latin dēscrībere.
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