scribbles

英 [ˈskrɪblz]

美 [ˈskrɪblz]

v.  草草记下，匆匆书写(尤指因时间仓促); 胡写; 乱画
n.  潦草的文字; 胡写乱画的东西
scribble的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 潦草地写;匆匆地写
  If youscribblesomething, you write it quickly and roughly.
  1. She scribbled a note to tell Mum she'd gone out...
     她匆匆写了个便条告诉妈妈她已外出。
  2. As I scribbled in my diary the light went out.
     我正草草地写着日记，灯灭了。
• VERB 乱涂;乱画
  Toscribblemeans to make meaningless marks or rough drawings using a pencil or pen.
  1. When Caroline was five she scribbled on a wall.
     卡罗琳 5 岁时在墙上乱涂乱画。
• N-VAR 潦草的字迹;涂鸦
  Scribbleis something that has been written or drawn quickly and roughly.
  1. I'm sorry what I wrote was such a scribble.
     很抱歉我写得如此潦草。

双语例句

• This ability to draw an enclosed shape is a very important marker of both cognitive and physical development, and it is a skill that emerges from their scribbles.
  画封闭图形的能力是认知和身体发展的重要标志，这项技能从涂鸦开始形成。
• What are all these scribbles doing on the wallpaper?
  墙报上这些乱涂的东西是干什么用的？
• "I've got experience in risk management," she explains, naming the bank where she works and watching anxiously as the recruiter scribbles on her resume.
  她解释道，“我在风险管理方面很有经验。”她说出了所在公司的名字，不安地注视着招聘人员在她的简历上写写划划。
• The hasty scribbles of the'bird'look extremely vivid, but it is an image that emerges only after a long time of filling in.
  草草涂鸦的“鸟”看上去生动之致，却是在恒定长期的填充之后出现的图形。
• The scribbles in her textbook are as adorable as her.
  课本上的涂鸦和她一样可爱。
• China Scribbles of 20th century has coagulated authors 'free critical spirit, by which authors employe as sharp weapons to criticize civilization and culture.
  20世纪中国杂文凝结着作家自由的批评精神，是作家用来进行文明、文化批评的利器。
• There are scribbles on the wall.
  墙上有胡乱涂写的字迹。
• Procedures drawn a running hand, scribbles, Wang wrote, Transmutation of HUI Zong, such as Sushi to 10 species of style.
  程序预设了行书、草书、王羲之、怀素、徽宗、苏轼等十来种风格。
• It's also interesting to see my older daughter's handwriting change, and to see how my younger daughter has gone from adding her scribbles to my note to being able to write her name.
  看到大女儿的笔迹发生变化，看到小女儿在笔记本上的涂鸦变成她自己的名字，也是如此的有趣。
• Mostly skinny children under the age of ten, the inductees are ushered in to prostrate themselves before the abbot, while he scribbles down their new monastic names.
  大部分皮包骨头的小孩在十岁左右，他们跪在住持前面，住持随意写下他们的新法名。