Definition of rescription in English:

rescription

noun rɪˈskrɪpʃn

1The action or an act of rewriting or transcribing something.
2A promissory note issued by a government. Now rare and historical.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French rescription action of rewriting or of adding to what one has written, action of replying in writing, written reply, written order for a sum of money, promissory note issued by a government and its etymon classical Latin rescriptiōn-, rescriptiō written reply from the emperor giving his decision, in post-classical Latin also papal rescript from rescript-, past participial stem of rescrībere + -iō.

Definition of rescription in US English:

rescription

nounrɪˈskrɪpʃn

1The action or an act of rewriting or transcribing something.
2A promissory note issued by a government. Now rare and historical.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French rescription action of rewriting or of adding to what one has written, action of replying in writing, written reply, written order for a sum of money, promissory note issued by a government and its etymon classical Latin rescriptiōn-, rescriptiō written reply from the emperor giving his decision, in post-classical Latin also papal rescript from rescript-, past participial stem of rescrībere + -iō.

单词	rescription
释义	Definition of rescription in English: rescription noun rɪˈskrɪpʃn 1The action or an act of rewriting or transcribing something. 2A promissory note issued by a government. Now rare and historical. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French rescription action of rewriting or of adding to what one has written, action of replying in writing, written reply, written order for a sum of money, promissory note issued by a government and its etymon classical Latin rescriptiōn-, rescriptiō written reply from the emperor giving his decision, in post-classical Latin also papal rescript from rescript-, past participial stem of rescrībere + -iō. Definition of rescription in US English: rescription nounrɪˈskrɪpʃn 1The action or an act of rewriting or transcribing something. 2A promissory note issued by a government. Now rare and historical. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French rescription action of rewriting or of adding to what one has written, action of replying in writing, written reply, written order for a sum of money, promissory note issued by a government and its etymon classical Latin rescriptiōn-, rescriptiō written reply from the emperor giving his decision, in post-classical Latin also papal rescript from rescript-, past participial stem of rescrībere + -iō.
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