to describe or characterize in words; to give a written or verbal account of something

to scan; to read data or images using an electronic device for conversion into a digital format

to describe; to depict; to portray, especially using words or art to represent the specific details of a person, scene, or event

to portray or depict using language or writing

An electronic device that converts physical images or text into digital files. Also called [[扫描机|掃描機|sao3 miao2 ji1]] or [[扫描器|掃描器|sao3 miao2 qi4]].

a drawing or work of art produced by sketching, typically using pencil, charcoal, or ink

(idiom) to treat something as no big deal; to mention lightly or understate something, especially in speech or writing. Originally referred to painting with light colors.

electronic device that converts physical images or text into digital data; technical device or program used to automatically monitor and sample physical conditions or data for diagnostic purposes

to draw; to paint; to sketch based on an object or a pattern

To trace or copy a piece of calligraphy or a painting by following the original model.

(bound form) traditional Chinese painting style using only black ink lines without color or shading

line-by-line scanning in computer displays and video

to decorate an object, such as furniture or lacquerware, by drawing or tracing patterns using gold or silver powder

to trace in black ink over characters printed in red, usually as a way for beginners to practice calligraphy

To trace a drawing or map, usually by placing thin paper over an original and copying the lines; to counterdraw.

To use an eyebrow pencil to trace or darken one's eyebrows for beauty

to trace or draw an outline; to sketch and depict

X-ray computed tomography; a medical imaging technique that uses computer-processed combinations of many X-ray measurements taken from different angles to produce tomographic images

characterization or portrayal of people in a creative work

the return of an electron beam to its starting position in a cathode ray tube; retrace

Literally "the more one touches things up, the darker they get"; to make a situation worse by trying to explain or justify it.

An electronic device that converts physical images or text into digital files; also written as [[扫描器|掃描器|sao3 miao2 qi4]] or [[扫描仪|掃描儀|sao3 miao2 yi2]].

A sentence that describes the properties of an object or a state of affairs.

the study of language through the description of its structure at a specific point in time without historical considerations

to portray or depict something in writing or art

(variant form) to trace, copy, or describe in detail

a scan performed using digital technology

computed tomography scan; a medical imaging technique that uses X-rays from different angles to create cross-sectional images of the body

A technique in traditional Chinese painting where the brush strokes resemble the shape of willow leaves

style of painting using small dots of color that blend together in the eye of the viewer, associated with Neo-Impressionism

A medical imaging process that uses X-rays from multiple angles to create a cross-sectional view of the body's internal structures; also known as a CAT scan

a drawing consisting of lines without shading or color; a sketch

the rate at which an electron beam scans across a television or monitor screen horizontally

computed tomography scan, a medical imaging technique using computer processing to create cross-sectional images of the body

ultrasonic scan; ultrasound scan

Literally "the more you touch things up, the darker they get"; to make a situation worse by trying to cover up or explain away a mistake

A technique for doubling the perceived frame rate of a video display by alternating between even and odd lines of an image.