Pronunciation: /skɛtʃ/
noun a rough or unfinished drawing or painting, often made as a preliminary study
A1 She drew a simple sketch of a flower.
A2 The artist quickly sketched the outline of the landscape.
B1 I made a rough sketch of my idea before starting the project.
B2 The architect presented a detailed sketch of the building design.
C1 The designer created an intricate sketch of the new fashion collection.
C2 The sketch artist captured the essence of the city in his drawings.
verb to make a rough drawing of something
A1 She likes to sketch animals in her notebook.
A2 He sketched a rough outline of the building before starting the construction work.
B1 The artist sketched the landscape quickly before the light changed.
B2 The architect sketched out a detailed plan for the new office building.
C1 The designer sketched some initial concepts for the new product line.
C2 The illustrator sketched intricate details for the book cover art.
formal The architect presented a detailed sketch of the new building design.
informal I quickly sketched out a rough plan for the party decorations.
slang Let's sketch a quick map of the area so we don't get lost.
figurative His words painted a vivid sketch of the scene in my mind.
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