penned

UK
/pend/
US
/pɛnd/
pennedpast participle
UK
/pɛnd/
US
/pɛnd/
Refined to the specific category for adjectives formed from past participles.
Translations
The penned letter was full of heartfelt emotions.
Написанное письмо было полно искренних эмоций.
Definitions
Confined or enclosed in a small space.
The penned animals were restless and eager to roam free.
pennoun
Definitions
An instrument for writing or drawing with ink.
She used a pen to sign the contract.
A small enclosure for domestic animals.
The farmer kept the sheep in a pen near the barn.
A female swan.
The pen glided gracefully across the pond.
A penitentiary; a prison (chiefly US, informal).
He spent five years in the pen for armed robbery.
A writer or author, especially one with a distinctive style.
He is a gifted pen whose novels captivate millions.
(archaic) A feather, especially one used as a quill for writing.
The poet took up his pen, a goose feather trimmed to a fine point.
(informal, soccer) A penalty kick awarded for a foul committed inside the penalty area.
The striker calmly converted the late pen to secure the win.
penverb

penned

Past Simple

penned
Past Simple
penned
Past Participle
penning
Gerund
UK
/pen/
US
/pɛn/
Translations
She decided to pen a letter to her old friend.
Она решила написать письмо своему старому другу.
He loves to pen poems in his free time.
Он любит сочинять стихи в свободное время.
Additional translations
выражать в письме
Definitions
To write or compose a piece of text.
She decided to pen a letter to her old friend.
To confine or enclose in a pen.
The farmer penned the sheep for the night to protect them from predators.
penadjective
Definitions
Relating to, designed for, or used with any type of pen (such as a writing instrument or an animal enclosure).
They installed a new pen gate to make feeding the pigs easier.