doodled

英 [ˈduːdld]

美 [ˈduːdld]

v. (尤指厌烦或心不在焉时)乱涂，胡写乱画
doodle的过去分词和过去式

(无聊或心不在焉时)涂鸦，胡写乱画
A doodle is a pattern or picture that you draw when you are bored or thinking about something else.
VERB 乱涂乱画;涂鸦
When someone doodles, 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。

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The expression on a doodled face is often a good indication of the mood or character of the person who has drawn it.
涂鸦的面部表情通常透露出了作画者的性格或心情。
In the cool light of day, as he ate some pastry and doodled on a pad, del Potro was just a fresh-faced 20-year-old making sense of his first Grand Slam title.
在清凉的阳光下，面带稚气的德尔-波特罗一边吃着甜点，一边在便签纸上信手乱画。这个20岁的年轻小伙，好像刚刚意识到自己捧得了第一个大满贯头衔。
Were you the type who doodled during class?
你以前有在课堂上乱涂乱画过吗？
As she doodled, her chemistry thesis took on a life of its own, transforming into a comic book.
经过她的妙笔，她的化学论文以自己的方式活了起来，变成了一本连环漫画。
He doodled the hours away.
他把时间混掉了。
He doodled during the whole lecture.
他一整节课都在胡写乱画。
He doodled on the desk.
他在课桌上涂鸦。
Sweaty hands will rub out all the urgent details that you doodled, plus no sheet of paper around!
出汗的手能擦了所有的细节，你迫切乱画，加上附近没有片纸！
She'd doodled all over her textbooks.
整本教科书都被她乱写乱画过了。