doodling

英 [ˈduːdlɪŋ]

美 [ˈduːdlɪŋ]

v.  (尤指厌烦或心不在焉时)乱涂，胡写乱画
doodle的现在分词

复数：doodlings　现在分词：doodling　

柯林斯词典

• (无聊或心不在焉时)涂鸦，胡写乱画
  Adoodleis a pattern or picture that you draw when you are bored or thinking about something else.
• VERB 乱涂乱画;涂鸦
  When someonedoodles, they draw doodles.
  1. He looked across at Jackson, doodling on his notebook.
     他一边朝杰克逊看过去，一边在自己的笔记本上乱涂乱画。

双语例句

• The night, is walking, is listening, is sober is doodling.
  夜，走着，听着，是清醒的乱画。
• Meetings are excellent for doodling.
  会议很适合干点涂鸦工作。
• Stop doodling on my notebook!
  别在我的笔记本上乱画！
• I kept my eyes away from the door, doodling idly on the cover of my notebook.
  我克制着不往门口的方向看，漫不经心地在笔记本的封面上乱涂一气。
• It is also wrong to see doodling as something to do when bored.
  认为涂鸦是在无聊时才做的事情，这种看法是错误的。
• Woltz had been doodling with a huge, red-feathered pen.
  沃尔兹一直在用一支大大的，带有红色羽毛的钢笔乱涂乱画。
• Far from telling us anything about doodling, it tells us the French have a babyish approach to work and a taste for arty whimsy.
  它讲的不是涂鸦，而是告诉我们法国人工作方法幼稚，假装喜欢艺术。
• I've been doodling on my pad, trying to see how I can fit all these players in.
  我经常把想法写在本子上，看看怎么才能发挥球员的最大效力。
• Michelangelo did not learn to paint by spending his time doodling.
  米开朗基罗在度过他的时光时乱画就不会学习绘画。
• Experts said doodling stopped people from daydreaming, and so was good at helping people focus on mundane tasks.
  专家表示，涂鸦可以防止人们走神，并帮助他们专注于平凡的琐事。