scrawling

UK
/ˈskrɔːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈskrɔlɪŋ/
scrawlingnoun
scrawlings
множ.
Translations
The teacher couldn't read the student's scrawling on the homework.
Учитель не смог прочитать каракули ученика на домашнем задании.
The ancient scrawling on the cave walls was a mystery to archaeologists.
Древняя надпись на стенах пещеры была загадкой для археологов.
Additional translations
Definitions
The act of writing or drawing in a hurried, careless, or untidy manner.
The teacher could barely read the student's scrawling on the homework assignment.
Untidy or illegible handwriting produced hastily and carelessly.
Her scrawling made the letter nearly impossible to read.
scrawlingadjective
UK
/ˈskrɔːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈskrɔlɪŋ/
Translations
The scrawling handwriting was difficult to read.
Каракулями почерк было трудно прочитать.
Additional translations
Definitions
Characterized by or resembling untidy or careless handwriting.
The scrawling notes on the page were difficult to decipher.
scrawlverb

scrawling

Герундий

scrawled
Прошедшее простое время
scrawled
Причастие прошедшего времени
scrawling
Герундий
UK
/skrɔːl/
US
/skrɔl/
Translations
She scrawled a quick note before leaving.
Она нацарапала быструю записку перед уходом.
писать неразборчиво
The child scrawled his name on the paper.
Ребенок написал неразборчиво свое имя на бумаге.
Definitions
To write something in a hurried, careless, or untidy manner.
He scrawled his name on the paper before rushing out the door.
To draw or mark something in a crude, irregular, or hasty way.
The child scrawled a stick figure on the wall.
Synonyms
write hastily
jot down
dash off
scrawlnoun
Definitions
A hurried, careless, or untidy piece of writing.
The teacher could barely read the student's scrawl on the homework assignment.
Illegible or messy handwriting considered as a general quality or style.
The note was written in an almost indecipherable scrawl.