
好词典

源自中古英语 'scrawlen',可能与古诺尔斯语 'skrā'(划痕)或古英语 'scrīfan'(写)有关。
❶ 潦草地书写或涂画,通常指字迹难以辨认或匆忙写下的内容。常用于形容不工整的笔迹或随意的涂鸦。
“He scrawled his name on the paper in a hurry.”
(他匆忙地在纸上潦草地写下了自己的名字。)
“The child scrawled all over the walls with crayons.”
(孩子用蜡笔在墙上到处乱涂乱画。)
❶ 形容字迹或图画潦草、难以辨认的状态,通常带有匆忙或随意的意味。
“The scrawled handwriting made the note hard to read.”
(潦草的字迹让便条难以阅读。)
“She handed me a piece of paper with scrawled instructions.”
(她递给我一张纸,上面潦草地写着指示。)
scrawled note — 指匆忙或随意写下的便条,通常字迹潦草,可能难以辨认。
“He left a scrawled note on the fridge before leaving.”
(他离开前在冰箱上留了一张潦草的便条。)
scrawled graffiti — 指涂鸦或墙上随意画下的图案或文字,通常显得匆忙或不工整。
“The alley was covered in scrawled graffiti.”
(小巷的墙上布满了潦草的涂鸦。)