scrawl

中英词典：scrawl

形容词和名词的不同含义

• 形容词：scrawl（难以辨认的）潦草的字迹；（书写）潦草的
• 名词：scrawl（难以辨认的）潦草字迹；潦草地写

词语辨析

scrawl 和 scribble 都有“潦草写字”的意思。但 scrawl 更强调“难以辨认”的特点，而 scribble 则更强调“潦草书写”的动作。

词汇扩充

• scrawled handwriting：潦草的笔迹
• scrawled note：潦草的便条
• illegible scrawl：模糊不清的潦草字迹
• careful scrawl：认真的潦草书写

近义词

scribble, scratch, scraggle

反义词

neat handwriting, legible writing

柯林斯词典

scrawl (noun): If you describe someone's writing or drawing as scrawl, you mean that it is untidy and not easy to read or understand.
scrawl (verb): If you say that someone scrawls something, you mean that they write it in a quick, untidy way that is difficult to read or understand.

牛津词典

scrawl (noun): A piece of writing, typically hurried and untidy.
scrawl (verb): Write (something) in a hurried, careless way.

用法

scrawl 可以用作名词和动词。

相关的例句

1. Her scrawl was almost illegible.
2. The message was written in scrawled handwriting.
3. He scrawled a quick note to his mother.
4. She scrawled her name at the bottom of the page.
5. The child scrawled all over the walls with crayons.
6. The letter was difficult to read because it was scrawled in a hurry.
7. The scrawl on the wall looked like graffiti.
8. His scrawled signature was barely legible.
9. He quickly scrawled down the phone number on a piece of paper.
10. The teacher couldn't decipher the scrawled answer on the exam paper.
11. The artist's scrawls on the canvas were meant to be abstract.
12. The child proudly showed his scrawl of a drawing to his parents.
13. He scrawled a few lines in his notebook before closing it.
14. The note was written in a scrawled hand, making it hard to read.
15. She used a pen to scrawl her name across the document.
16. His scrawl betrayed his nervousness as he signed the contract.
17. The detective examined the scrawl for clues.
18. She tried to improve her scrawled handwriting by practicing every day.
19. The scrawl on the blackboard was too messy for the students to read.
20. He scrawled a message on the sticky note and placed it on her desk.