scribbling

基本解釋

Some writers also use scrap paper for scribbling notes, and reference cards or post-its to track story ideas.
有些作家還會(huì)使用草稿紙來(lái)涂鴉筆記，還有人用參考卡片來(lái)追蹤故事靈感。
The other student, who nods and smiles when you come in, is scribbling on pieces of paper and seems full of energy.
那名學(xué)生在你進(jìn)來(lái)時(shí)點(diǎn)頭示意并對(duì)你微笑他正在紙上涂鴉顯得很有精神的樣子。
Much is the scribbling of vandals who have broken in and scrawled, “We woz ’ere”, in the barbarian tongue of viruses, not yet erased by nature’s librarian, natural selection.
大部分是闖入的病毒隨意的涂鴉，用野蠻的腔調(diào)書寫的“我們到此一游”。它們還沒(méi)有被大自然的圖書管理員——自然選擇抹去。

If you had your notes, you could do some fun scribbling right now, so you can do that at home.
如果你們?cè)诠P記上記了這個(gè)，你可以把它完全劃掉，或者回家后劃掉。
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So I'll now put these slides online, certainly if you are scribbling things down.
當(dāng)然如果你們需要，我會(huì)將這些幻燈片共享。
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The visitors watched raptly, scribbling in white binders and drinking from bottles of Sparkletts water.
NEWYORKER: Happy Feet
He was at this time scribbling short sentences and paragraphs on various subjects in his notebooks.
ECONOMIST: Historical mendacity: Japes of the great

If you scribble something, you write it quickly and roughly.
To scribble means to make meaningless marks or rough drawings using a pencil or pen.
Scribble is something that has been written or drawn quickly and roughly.