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Перевод: scribble

[существительное]
небрежный почерк; каракули ; неразборчивый почерк; небрежная записка; писулька ; мазня ; писанина ; переписчик ;
[глагол]
пис`ать быстро и небрежно; пис`ать как курица лапой; строчить; каракулить; быть писакой; заниматься бумагомаранием; грубо чесать

Тезаурус:

1. Not scribble."
2. In the early days after the operation, when she was tightly bound in a many-tailed bandage to which weights were sometimes attached, and with drainage tubes still trailing from her, she had managed to scribble notes to him almost every other day.
3. It was still dark, middle-of-the-nightish, but I'd scribble something - I had to put it in my possession, take away the terror of it, put it under my control.
4. "Scribble, scribble, scribble," I mumbled.
5. There was a great black scribble of cloud hanging over Algeciras.
6. His letter to Alston of February 1755 runs to three folio pages (he hopes the "long scribble" will not prove tiring) and is the most authoritative considered so far.
7. Scripted, encoded, clothed in the scribble of Western electronic culture, yet the irredeemable flesh remains, not as other but as difference.
8. I took my dreams down to breakfast: I'd scribble while eating, like an Inspector from the Good Bed-and-Breakfast Guide.
9. In large-scale national surveys, as carried out regularly by market research firms and government agencies, interviews may be carried out over the whole country and the people who have the task of making the analysis of several hundred or thousand schedules cannot possibly be for ever phoning through to the interviewers to ask what some cryptic little scribble opposite question number 15 is supposed to mean.
10. Scribble, scribble, scribble, eh, Mr Gibbon?" and this century the Order has been awarded to Thomas Hardy, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Bertrand Russell.
11. I'll scribble Robina Marquis off the front of my dream-books and put Suzanne Brown next to the Strictly Private.