scribble
IPA/ˈskrɪb.əl/
KK[skrˈɪbəld]IPA/ˈskrɪb.əl/scribble — 動詞
- scribblepresent simple I / you / we / they
- scribbles3rd person singular
- scribbling-ing form
- scribbledpast simple
1. to write something down or make marks on a surface in a fast, messy way, without
潦草寫；亂塗
快速隨便地寫字或畫畫
to write something down or make marks on a surface in a fast, messy way, without taking care to be neat or accurate.
Talia scribbled her friend's phone number on a napkin before the waiter took it away.
Talia 把朋友的電話號碼潦草地寫在餐巾紙上，然後服務生就把紙巾收走了。
scribble + object + on + surface
The toddler grabbed a crayon and scribbled all over the kitchen wall.
那個幼兒抓起蠟筆，在廚房牆上亂塗亂畫。
Ramón scribbled a quick reminder on his hand so he would not forget.
Ramón 在手背上潦草地寫了一個備忘，以免忘記。
During the lecture, Defne scribbled notes so fast that she could not read them later.
Defne 在課堂上筆記寫得太潦草，後來自己都看不懂。
Zola scribbled a short thank-you note to her grandmother and slipped it into the envelope.
Zola 潦草地寫了一張感謝卡給奶奶，然後把卡片塞進信封裡。
文法句型
scribble + object
scribble + indirect object + direct object
scribble on + surface
用法筆記
Can be used transitively (scribble something) or intransitively (scribble on something). The double-object pattern (scribble someone something) is informal but common.
常見錯誤
scribble — 名詞
1. a mark, drawing, or piece of writing produced quickly and carelessly, often diff
潦草字跡
快速亂寫或亂畫出來的東西
a mark, drawing, or piece of writing produced quickly and carelessly, often difficult to read.
Hana stared at the doctor's scribble on the prescription without understanding a word.
Hana 盯著藥袋上醫生的潦草字跡，一個字也看不懂。
The pages of Linh's notebook were full of scribbles that no one else could understand.
Linh 的筆記本裡滿是別人看不懂的潦草塗鴉。
The wall was covered in childish scribbles of flowers and stick figures.
牆上淨是小孩亂畫的花朵和火柴人。
Otis handed in a page of scribble and was asked to rewrite it more neatly.
Otis 交了一頁潦草字跡的作業，老師叫他重新謄寫清楚。
Brooke's scribble looked like a tangle of colorful lines to everyone except her mother.
Brooke 的塗鴉在別人眼裡只是一堆彩色線條，但她媽媽卻看得懂。
文法句型
a scribble
scribbles (plural)
用法筆記
Used as a countable noun (a scribble, scribbles) for individual marks or drawings, and as an uncountable noun (scribble) when referring to messy writing as a general quality.