penciled

• Adjetivo anticuado o arcaico que significa 'dibujado, trazado o marcado con lápiz' o 'que tiene rayos de luz'. Rara vez se usa en inglés moderno.

An archaic or obsolete adjective meaning 'painted, drawn, or marked with a pencil' or 'having pencils of light.' It is rarely used in modern English.

1. Drawn or written with a pencilB1formal

   Marked, drawn, or written using a pencil, often implying something temporary or preliminary.

   trazado a lápiz

   • She left a penciled note on the desk.
   • The artist showed me a penciled sketch of the portrait.
   • He made a few penciled corrections in the margin.

   Sinónimosdrawnnotedoutlinedpencilled

• Verbo que designa la acción de escribir, dibujar o marcar algo con lápiz, así como la de anotar provisionalmente una reunión o evento.

A verb used to indicate the act of writing, drawing, or marking something with a pencil, or tentatively scheduling an appointment or event.

1. Write or draw with a pencilA2formal

   To write, draw, or mark something using a pencil.

   escribir o dibujar con lápiz

   • She penciled a quick note on the pad.
   • He penciled the outline of the portrait.
   • The artist penciled the initial sketch before painting.

   Sinónimosdoodledrawsketchtracewrite

2. Schedule tentativelyB2informal

   To schedule or arrange something provisionally, often with the understanding it may change.

   apuntar provisionalmente

   • Let's pencil in a meeting for next Tuesday.
   • We penciled the date for the party but haven't confirmed it yet.
   • She penciled the appointment into her calendar.

   Sinónimosblock outearmarkreserve