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1. (n.) postscript
a paragraph, phrase, etc., added to a letter that has already been concluded and signed by the writer.
2. postscript
any addition or supplement, as one appended by a writer to a book.
Etymology: (1515–25; < L postscrīptum, neut. ptp. of postscrībere to write after)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) postscript, PS
a note appended to a letter after the signature
2. (noun) addendum, supplement, postscript
textual matter that is added onto a publication; usually at the end
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1. (noun) postscript
a short message written after the main part of a letter, indicated by the letters P.S.
She mentioned the news in a postscript.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) PostScript
a paragraph added to a letter after it is concluded and signed by the writer; an addition made to a book or composition after the main body of the work has been finished, containing something omitted, or something new occurring to the writer
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The New Hacker's Dictionary |
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1. PostScript
A page description language, based on work originally done by John
Gaffney at Evans and Sutherland in 1976, evolving through ‘JaM’
(‘John and Martin’, Martin Newell) at XEROX
PARC, and finally implemented in its current form by John
Warnock et al. after he and Chuck Geschke founded Adobe Systems
Incorporated in 1982. PostScript gets its leverage by using a full
programming language, rather than a series of low-level escape sequences,
to describe an image to be printed on a laser printer or other output
device (in this it parallels EMACS, which exploited
a similar insight about editing tasks). It is also noteworthy for
implementing on-the fly rasterization, from Bezier curve descriptions, of
high-quality fonts at low (e.g. 300 dpi) resolution (it was formerly
believed that hand-tuned bitmap fonts were required for this task).
Hackers consider PostScript to be among the most elegant hacks of all time,
and the combination of technical merits and widespread availability has
made PostScript the language of choice for graphical output.
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Sense: (often abbreviated toP.S.) a part added to a letter after the writer has signed it.
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 Afrikaans: naskrif |
 Arabic: حاشِيَه، مَلْحوظَه |
 Bulgarian: послепис |
 Brazilian: postscript |
 Czech: douška |
 German: das Postskriptum |
 Danish: efterskrift |
 Greek: υστερόγραφο |
 Spanish: posdata |
 Estonian: postskriptum |
 Farsi: پی نوشت |
 Finnish: jälkikirjoitus |
 French: post-scriptum (P.-S.) |
 Hebrew: נ.ב. |
 Hindi: पश्चलेख |
 Croatian: dodatak pismu |
 Hungarian: utóirat |
 Indonesian: tambahan surat |
 Icelandic: eftirskrift |
 Italian: poscritto, P.S. |
 Japanese: 追伸 |
 Korean: 추신 |
 Lithuanian: prierašas, post scriptum |
 Latvian: postskripts |
 Malay: catatan tambahan |
 Dutch: postscriptum |
 Norwegian: etterskrift |
 Polish: dopisek |
 Persian: مقاله در اخير يك اثر يا ي |
 Pashto: د يو كتاب يا يو اثر په پا |
 Portuguese: pós-escrito |
 Romanian: post-scriptum (P.S.) |
 Russian: постскриптум |
 Slovak: postskriptum |
 Slovenian: pripis |
 Serbian: postskriptum |
 Swedish: postskriptum |
 Thai: ปัจฉิมลิขิต |
 Turkish: not |
 Taiwanese: (信簽名後的)又及，再者，附筆 |
 Ukrainian: постскриптум |
 Urdu: عبارت جو خط ميں دستخط کے |
 Vietnamese: tái bút |
 Chinese: （信签名后的）又及，再者，附言 |
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