sketched

UK
/skɛtʃt/
US
/skɛtʃt/
sketchedpast participle
UK
/skɛtʃt/
US
/skɛtʃt/
Adjectival use derived from the past participle of the verb "sketch".
Translations
The artist showed us a sketched version of the final painting.
Художник показал нам набросанный вариант финальной картины.
The architect presented a sketched plan of the new building.
Архитектор представил эскизный план нового здания.
Definitions
Drawn or outlined in a rough or unfinished manner.
The artist presented a sketched version of the portrait before starting the final piece.
Described or outlined briefly or in a general way.
The plan was only sketched, lacking the detailed information needed for execution.
sketchverb

sketched

Past Simple

sketched
Past Simple
sketched
Past Participle
sketching
Gerund
UK
/skɛtʃ/
US
/skɛtʃ/
Translations
She decided to sketch the landscape before painting it.
Она решила набросать пейзаж перед тем, как его рисовать.
He likes to sketch his ideas before starting a project.
Он любит эскизировать свои идеи перед началом проекта.
I often sketch in my notebook during meetings.
Я часто рисую в своем блокноте во время встреч.
Additional translations
набросать краем пера
Definitions
To make a rough drawing or outline of something.
She decided to sketch the landscape before painting it.
To describe something briefly or give a general outline.
He began to sketch the plan for the new project during the meeting.
sketchnoun
Definitions
A rough or unfinished drawing or painting, often made to assist in making a more finished picture.
The artist showed me a sketch of the landscape before starting the final painting.
A short humorous play or performance, consisting typically of one scene in a comedy show.
The comedy troupe performed a hilarious sketch about life in the office.
A brief written or spoken account or description, giving only basic details.
The author provided a sketch of the main character's background in the first chapter.
sketchadjective
Definitions
Made quickly and without much detail; relating to or characteristic of a sketch.
She drew a sketch plan of the garden on a scrap of paper.
(Slang, chiefly US) Suspicious, unsafe, or of doubtful reliability.
That alley looks sketch—let’s take a different route.