used in 寫意|写意[xie4 yi4]

to write

abbreviation; to abridge

to fill in a form; to write data in a box (on a questionnaire or web form)

to spell

to revise; to edit

feature article; close-up (filmmaking, photography etc)

to describe; to depict; to portray; depiction; portrayal

to compile

to write; to compose

to write by hand

(idiom) to treat sth as no big deal; to downplay; to understate

to profile; profile; (offender) profiling

capital letters; uppercase letters; block letters; banker's anti-fraud numerals

to compose (a piece of music); (fig.) to create, by one's actions, a narrative (generally one that can be recounted with pride)

to copy; to transcribe

to copy (a model of calligraphy or painting)

to write without basis

to write on behalf of sb else

to copy; to pass on a copy

mirror writing; upside down writing

to inscribe

(of a pupil) to write down (in a dictation exercise); dictation; (music) to transcribe by ear

to duplicate; to carbon copy

lowercase

to express (emotions in prose); a written description (of emotions)

to trace over; to copy (a calligraphy model); facsimile; (fig.) to depict; to portray

to erase

variant of 摹寫|摹写[mo2 xie3]

to daub; to scribble (graffiti)

to write characters in simplified form; the simplified form of a character; to abbreviate (a word or expression); to write in simple language

to copy; to transcribe

to make a student write sth out many times, as a punishment; writing lines

to transcribe; to make a fair copy

to translate; to render foreign words; to transliterate

to unwittingly write the wrong thing

reading and writing

to transliterate; to transcribe; to transfer words onto a surface by direct contact (as with a decal)

to write without lifting one's pen from the paper; (in the Romanization of Chinese) to write two or more syllables together as a single word (not separated by spaces)

quick sketch

to create a work of calligraphy for display in a prominent place (typically, a sign)

to write from memory

erasable

capitals and lowercase letters

portrayal

listening, speaking, reading and writing (language skills)

case sensitive; distinguishing capitals from lowercase letters

acronym

case insensitive; not distinguishing capitals from lowercase letters