Sketch out Meaning in English
expression
ˈskɛtʃ/ /ˈaʊt
SKETCH-owt
skˈɛtʃ/ /ˈaʊt
skETCH-owt
Definición
To make a quick drawing of something or to describe an idea or plan in a general way, without giving many details.
Uso & Matices
'Sketch out' is informal and often used for ideas, plans, or drawings that are incomplete or just the first step. Common with 'plans', 'ideas', 'stories'. Not the same as 'draw' (finished image) or 'explain' (detailed explanation).
Spanish: esbozar - bosquejarPortuguese (BR): esboçarPortuguese (PT): esboçarChinese (Simplified): 草拟 - 简要说明Chinese (Traditional): 草擬 - 簡要說明Hindi: संक्षिप्त रूप देना - रूपरेखा बनानाArabic: يرسم ملامح - يوضح بإيجازBengali: খসড়া আঁকা - সংক্ষেপে বর্ণনা করাRussian: набросать - набросать в общих чертахJapanese: ざっと描く - 概要を説明するVietnamese: phác thảo - vạch ra (ý tưởng/kế hoạch)Korean: 스케치하다 - 간략히 설명하다Turkish: taslak çizmek - ana hatlarıyla anlatmakUrdu: خاکہ بنانا - اجمالاً بیان کرناIndonesian: membuat sketsa - menguraikan secara garis besar
Oraciones de Ejemplo
She sketched out the house before painting it.
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The architect will sketch out the plan for us.
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Let me sketch out my idea on the board.
basic
Can you sketch out the steps so I can follow along?
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He quickly sketched out a story idea while waiting for the bus.
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Let’s sketch out the main points before our meeting starts.
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