doodle

doodle
'du:dl
1. verb
(to make meaningless drawings and scribbles, usually while thinking, talking on the telephone etc.) hacer garabatos

2. noun
(a drawing of this sort.) garabato
doodle1 n garabato
doodle2 vb garabatear
doodle
tr['dʊːdəl]
intransitive verb
1 garabatear
noun
1 garabato
doodle ['du:dəl] v, -dled ; -dling : garabatear
doodle n
: garabato m
doodle
v.
borrajear v.
borronear v.

I 'duːdḷ
intransitiveansitive verb garabatear, garrapatear

II
noun garabato m
['duːdl]
1.
N dibujito m , garabato m
2.
VI hacer dibujitos, hacer garabatos
* * *

I ['duːdḷ]
intransitive/transitive verb garabatear, garrapatear

II
noun garabato m

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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