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scribed

/skraɪbd/

scribeverb

scribed

Past Simple

scribed

Past Simple

scribed

Past Participle

scribing

Gerund

/skraɪb/

Translations

He will scribe the details of the meeting.

Он будет писать детали встречи.

The carpenter will scribe a line on the wood.

Плотник будет чертить линию на дереве.

Definitions

To write or inscribe, especially in a formal or official manner.

The monk was tasked to scribe the ancient texts onto parchment.

To mark or score a surface with a pointed instrument as a guide for cutting or as a means of decoration.

The carpenter used a sharp tool to scribe a line on the wood before cutting.

Synonyms

scribenoun

Definitions

A person who copies out documents, especially one employed to do this before printing was invented.

In ancient times, a scribe was responsible for recording important events and transactions.

A writer, especially a journalist.

The scribe was known for his insightful articles on political affairs.

A pointed instrument used for marking wood or other materials.

The carpenter used a scribe to mark the wood before cutting it.

scribeadjective

Definitions

Relating to or used for scribing; employed in making guide marks on a surface.

Position the scribe tool to create a precise scribe line along the edge.

scribeadjective

Definitions

Relating to or intended for scribing (marking a surface with a sharp tool); used attributively before a noun.

He traced the pattern along a scribe line before cutting the sheet metal.