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Dave Birkett, Detroit Free Press, 15 Mar. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Italian Dictionary. 2023 Last spring, John Cominsky got a T-shirt from his agent with a motivational message scrawled across the chest: 1 year of focus and hustle can change your life forever. scrawl translate: scarabocchio, scribacchiare, scarabocchiare (scrivere in fretta), scarabocchio. 2023 Letters scrawled on the back cover were at first mistaken for code.
2023 Inside, customers sit on a riot of mismatched furniture, with planters made from colanders suspended from the ceiling, and handpainted slogans in Misfits-style fonts scrawled across the rafters. 2023 In its earliest renditions, the EEG used crude ink to scrawl a patient’s brain waves on paper tape. scrawl across/in/on/over something Someone had scrawled all over my notes.
2023 It's scrawled on a scrap of notebook paper that is streaked with bloody fingerprints. verb /skrl/ /skrl/ transitive, intransitive Verb Forms to write something in a careless untidy way, making it difficult to read synonym scribble scrawl something (across/in/on/over something) I tried to read his directions, scrawled on a piece of paper. Constant Méheut Vladimir Zivojinovic, New York Times, Nazi graffiti is scrawled in Hoyerswerda, a rural town in Saxony where in 1991 neo-Nazis attacked buildings in which Vietnamese and Mozambican workers were living. Steve Lopez, Los Angeles Times, Wearing black, their eyes brimming with tears, the students lit candles, lay white flowers and hung messages scrawled on paper on fences near Vladislav Ribnikar primary school, where the shooting took place a day earlier. Recent Examples on the Web At its base, someone - Palacios doesn’t know who - left a small wooden disc with two words scrawled on it.
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