How is the word griffonner translated from French to English

Dessiner distraitement en pensant à autre chose.

To draw absently while thinking about something else.

verb
English translation
doodle

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  • Il a tendance à griffonner pendant les longues réunions. He tends to doodle during long meetings.

  • Son carnet était plein de griffonnages. Her notebook was full of doodles.

  • Ne griffonne pas sur la copie d'examen. Don't doodle on the exam paper.

  • Ce griffonnage est censé représenter quoi, un chat ? What is this doodle supposed to be, a cat?

  • Je griffonne dans la marge quand je suis au téléphone. I doodle in the margins while I'm on the phone.

  • Il a transformé un griffonnage en vrai logo. He turned a doodle into a real logo.

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FAQ about “griffonner”

How is “griffonner” translated from French?
“griffonner” translates into English as “doodle”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “griffonner” mean?
Meaning of “griffonner”: Dessiner distraitement en pensant à autre chose. In English — “doodle”.
What part of speech is “griffonner”?
“griffonner” is a verb.
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