vi.涂鸦，(尤指厌烦或心不在焉时)乱涂，胡写乱画
n.乱写乱画（出的东西）

原形：doodle第三人称单数：doodles复数：doodles过去式：doodled过去分词：doodled现在分词：doodling

She spends her free time doodling abstract art on her notepad.
她在空闲时间在笔记本上随意画些抽象艺术。
The child was so engrossed in doodling during the boring lecture that he didn't even notice the clock ticking by.
那孩子在无聊的讲座中全神贯注地涂鸦，根本没注意到时间流逝。
After a long day at work, he likes to unwind by filling up a sketchbook with doodles.
工作一天后，他喜欢通过在素描本上涂鸦来放松心情。
Doodling can be a therapeutic activity for people dealing with anxiety or stress.
对于处理焦虑或压力的人来说，涂鸦是一种治疗性的活动。
During the meeting, she absentmindedly doodled a heart shape around the edges of her notebook.
在会议期间，她心不在焉地在笔记本边缘画了个心形。
She found solace in the act of doodling, as it allowed her thoughts to wander freely without judgment.
她在涂鸦中找到了安慰，因为这让她可以自由地思考，无需评判。
The artist's doodles often served as the starting point for their most intricate and creative masterpieces.
这位艺术家的涂鸦常常是他们最复杂、最具创意作品的灵感来源。
He would doodle during long phone calls, turning simple sketches into detailed illustrations.
他在打长电话时会涂鸦，把简单的草图变成详细的插图。
Doodling is a way for students to engage their minds while listening to lectures, improving retention of information.
涂鸦是学生在听课时保持注意力的方式，有助于信息的记忆。
Her therapist encouraged her to use her doodling as a form of self-expression, helping her explore emotions she might not otherwise verbalize.
她的治疗师鼓励她用涂鸦作为自我表达的方式，帮助她探索那些难以言表的情感。