Definition of penmanship in English:

penmanship

noun ˈpɛnmənʃɪpˈpɛnmənˌʃɪp

mass noun

1The art or skill of writing by hand.
书写；书法
exercises in penmanship
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead of the smooth, cursive penmanship he was used to, he saw large, printed letters.
- What interests me in this conversation is the attitude towards conformity and individuality, and the resistance that the idea of universal penmanship skills raises.
- Her writing was laborious and she disliked penmanship lessons most of all, so naturally she was enthusiastic about a walk.
- It was a small white envelope, his address written with golden cursive penmanship.
- These penmanship skills were part of both boys’ and girls' education.
- They were set down with neat penmanship on small pieces of white paper decorated with hearts, flowers and blue ribbons.
- Two powerful groups have opposed the teaching of penmanship - the techno-enthusiasts and the progressive educators.
- Upon this paper was only a single word, his name, and it was crafted in a fine golden penmanship.
- I would almost suggest this young chap take up writing instead of drawing, but one look at this penmanship and I know that would be just as futile a pursuit.
- Although this was the first time I had been late in my seventeen years of life, she was one of those rigid teachers who loathed latecomers and expected everyone to have her neat perfect penmanship.
- ‘You have beautiful penmanship,’ I looked up at him.
- Writing them out may have been partly an exercise in penmanship - he employed the flourishes of someone who is proud of a newly acquired skill - but the Rules were also obviously meant to be learned.
- Every six weeks, semester, or year, we receive a scorecard as to how we have performed against the standards of penmanship, scientific understanding, and corporate budgets.
- The main skill they needed was good penmanship.
- All uncollected prizes for art, poetry, and penmanship can be collected from the parish office.
- The sunlight was bright on his face, but he ignored the glare, his attention fixed mainly on the scratchy penmanship appearing beneath his quill pen, and occasionally, on the inkpot resting at his foot.
- The rest of the morning was filled with academic lessons: Math, History, Poetry, Greek, Latin, Gaelic, English and penmanship.
- There are some who would argue that the telephone and, more recently, email have destroyed the art of good penmanship in letter writing.
- As I searched for more information, I wound reels of microfilm through microfilm readers until my elbow ached and my eyes blurred from deciphering the faded penmanship of long-dead army record-keepers.
- It was printed in what seemed to be manually-written impeccably neat cursive penmanship - very impressive.
1. 1.1 A person's handwriting.
  字迹，笔迹
  Example sentencesExamples
  Even the sweetest letters I get nowadays look rushed, and the penmanship isn't good.
  Her professors used to tease her about her careful penmanship, told her all real doctors had illegible scrawl, but she would just smile and tell them patients appreciate knowing what their prescription slips actually said.
  That physical link - from the writer's heart and pen through the courier's hand to your own - gave a life to letters, and an intimacy born of penmanship and pensiveness.
  He wore a yellow plastic name tag upon which he had scrawled ‘Jerry’ in kindergarten penmanship.
  Her eyes teared over when she read the words, scrawled in Adam's familiar penmanship.
  When I sat down, I was surprised to find the words flying around my head, begging to be the next one scrawled on the page in my less-than-perfect penmanship.
  Unfolding the letter, she was overcome by surprise that his penmanship had improved greatly.
  Looking down at the paper in his lap, he could see how it resembled Claria's penmanship that he had read so many times in love letters.
  Her eyes sped across the paper, taking in every letter of her cramped penmanship.
  I could retrain myself over a period of months and beat my scrawl towards something resembling readable penmanship but I think I'm just going to throw out all my writing utensils.
  Synonyms
  handwriting, writing, hand, autograph, pen, letters, longhand, calligraphy, chirography

Definition of penmanship in US English:

penmanship

nounˈpɛnmənˌʃɪpˈpenmənˌSHip

1The art or skill of writing by hand.
书写；书法
exercises in penmanship
Example sentencesExamples
- There are some who would argue that the telephone and, more recently, email have destroyed the art of good penmanship in letter writing.
- Two powerful groups have opposed the teaching of penmanship - the techno-enthusiasts and the progressive educators.
- Her writing was laborious and she disliked penmanship lessons most of all, so naturally she was enthusiastic about a walk.
- Writing them out may have been partly an exercise in penmanship - he employed the flourishes of someone who is proud of a newly acquired skill - but the Rules were also obviously meant to be learned.
- The sunlight was bright on his face, but he ignored the glare, his attention fixed mainly on the scratchy penmanship appearing beneath his quill pen, and occasionally, on the inkpot resting at his foot.
- What interests me in this conversation is the attitude towards conformity and individuality, and the resistance that the idea of universal penmanship skills raises.
- Instead of the smooth, cursive penmanship he was used to, he saw large, printed letters.
- I would almost suggest this young chap take up writing instead of drawing, but one look at this penmanship and I know that would be just as futile a pursuit.
- It was a small white envelope, his address written with golden cursive penmanship.
- Although this was the first time I had been late in my seventeen years of life, she was one of those rigid teachers who loathed latecomers and expected everyone to have her neat perfect penmanship.
- All uncollected prizes for art, poetry, and penmanship can be collected from the parish office.
- As I searched for more information, I wound reels of microfilm through microfilm readers until my elbow ached and my eyes blurred from deciphering the faded penmanship of long-dead army record-keepers.
- The main skill they needed was good penmanship.
- They were set down with neat penmanship on small pieces of white paper decorated with hearts, flowers and blue ribbons.
- It was printed in what seemed to be manually-written impeccably neat cursive penmanship - very impressive.
- ‘You have beautiful penmanship,’ I looked up at him.
- The rest of the morning was filled with academic lessons: Math, History, Poetry, Greek, Latin, Gaelic, English and penmanship.
- Every six weeks, semester, or year, we receive a scorecard as to how we have performed against the standards of penmanship, scientific understanding, and corporate budgets.
- Upon this paper was only a single word, his name, and it was crafted in a fine golden penmanship.
- These penmanship skills were part of both boys’ and girls' education.
1. 1.1 A person's handwriting.
  字迹，笔迹
  Example sentencesExamples
  Even the sweetest letters I get nowadays look rushed, and the penmanship isn't good.
  When I sat down, I was surprised to find the words flying around my head, begging to be the next one scrawled on the page in my less-than-perfect penmanship.
  Her eyes sped across the paper, taking in every letter of her cramped penmanship.
  Unfolding the letter, she was overcome by surprise that his penmanship had improved greatly.
  I could retrain myself over a period of months and beat my scrawl towards something resembling readable penmanship but I think I'm just going to throw out all my writing utensils.
  He wore a yellow plastic name tag upon which he had scrawled ‘Jerry’ in kindergarten penmanship.
  Her eyes teared over when she read the words, scrawled in Adam's familiar penmanship.
  Looking down at the paper in his lap, he could see how it resembled Claria's penmanship that he had read so many times in love letters.
  That physical link - from the writer's heart and pen through the courier's hand to your own - gave a life to letters, and an intimacy born of penmanship and pensiveness.
  Her professors used to tease her about her careful penmanship, told her all real doctors had illegible scrawl, but she would just smile and tell them patients appreciate knowing what their prescription slips actually said.
  Synonyms
  handwriting, writing, hand, autograph, pen, letters, longhand, calligraphy, chirography

词汇	penmanship
释义	Definition of penmanship in English: penmanship noun ˈpɛnmənʃɪpˈpɛnmənˌʃɪp mass noun 1The art or skill of writing by hand. 书写；书法 exercises in penmanship Example sentencesExamples Instead of the smooth, cursive penmanship he was used to, he saw large, printed letters. What interests me in this conversation is the attitude towards conformity and individuality, and the resistance that the idea of universal penmanship skills raises. Her writing was laborious and she disliked penmanship lessons most of all, so naturally she was enthusiastic about a walk. It was a small white envelope, his address written with golden cursive penmanship. These penmanship skills were part of both boys’ and girls' education. They were set down with neat penmanship on small pieces of white paper decorated with hearts, flowers and blue ribbons. Two powerful groups have opposed the teaching of penmanship - the techno-enthusiasts and the progressive educators. Upon this paper was only a single word, his name, and it was crafted in a fine golden penmanship. I would almost suggest this young chap take up writing instead of drawing, but one look at this penmanship and I know that would be just as futile a pursuit. Although this was the first time I had been late in my seventeen years of life, she was one of those rigid teachers who loathed latecomers and expected everyone to have her neat perfect penmanship. ‘You have beautiful penmanship,’ I looked up at him. Writing them out may have been partly an exercise in penmanship - he employed the flourishes of someone who is proud of a newly acquired skill - but the Rules were also obviously meant to be learned. Every six weeks, semester, or year, we receive a scorecard as to how we have performed against the standards of penmanship, scientific understanding, and corporate budgets. The main skill they needed was good penmanship. All uncollected prizes for art, poetry, and penmanship can be collected from the parish office. The sunlight was bright on his face, but he ignored the glare, his attention fixed mainly on the scratchy penmanship appearing beneath his quill pen, and occasionally, on the inkpot resting at his foot. The rest of the morning was filled with academic lessons: Math, History, Poetry, Greek, Latin, Gaelic, English and penmanship. There are some who would argue that the telephone and, more recently, email have destroyed the art of good penmanship in letter writing. As I searched for more information, I wound reels of microfilm through microfilm readers until my elbow ached and my eyes blurred from deciphering the faded penmanship of long-dead army record-keepers. It was printed in what seemed to be manually-written impeccably neat cursive penmanship - very impressive. 1.1 A person's handwriting. 字迹，笔迹 Example sentencesExamples Even the sweetest letters I get nowadays look rushed, and the penmanship isn't good. Her professors used to tease her about her careful penmanship, told her all real doctors had illegible scrawl, but she would just smile and tell them patients appreciate knowing what their prescription slips actually said. That physical link - from the writer's heart and pen through the courier's hand to your own - gave a life to letters, and an intimacy born of penmanship and pensiveness. He wore a yellow plastic name tag upon which he had scrawled ‘Jerry’ in kindergarten penmanship. Her eyes teared over when she read the words, scrawled in Adam's familiar penmanship. When I sat down, I was surprised to find the words flying around my head, begging to be the next one scrawled on the page in my less-than-perfect penmanship. Unfolding the letter, she was overcome by surprise that his penmanship had improved greatly. Looking down at the paper in his lap, he could see how it resembled Claria's penmanship that he had read so many times in love letters. Her eyes sped across the paper, taking in every letter of her cramped penmanship. I could retrain myself over a period of months and beat my scrawl towards something resembling readable penmanship but I think I'm just going to throw out all my writing utensils. Synonyms handwriting, writing, hand, autograph, pen, letters, longhand, calligraphy, chirography Definition of penmanship in US English: penmanship nounˈpɛnmənˌʃɪpˈpenmənˌSHip 1The art or skill of writing by hand. 书写；书法 exercises in penmanship Example sentencesExamples There are some who would argue that the telephone and, more recently, email have destroyed the art of good penmanship in letter writing. Two powerful groups have opposed the teaching of penmanship - the techno-enthusiasts and the progressive educators. Her writing was laborious and she disliked penmanship lessons most of all, so naturally she was enthusiastic about a walk. Writing them out may have been partly an exercise in penmanship - he employed the flourishes of someone who is proud of a newly acquired skill - but the Rules were also obviously meant to be learned. The sunlight was bright on his face, but he ignored the glare, his attention fixed mainly on the scratchy penmanship appearing beneath his quill pen, and occasionally, on the inkpot resting at his foot. What interests me in this conversation is the attitude towards conformity and individuality, and the resistance that the idea of universal penmanship skills raises. Instead of the smooth, cursive penmanship he was used to, he saw large, printed letters. I would almost suggest this young chap take up writing instead of drawing, but one look at this penmanship and I know that would be just as futile a pursuit. It was a small white envelope, his address written with golden cursive penmanship. Although this was the first time I had been late in my seventeen years of life, she was one of those rigid teachers who loathed latecomers and expected everyone to have her neat perfect penmanship. All uncollected prizes for art, poetry, and penmanship can be collected from the parish office. As I searched for more information, I wound reels of microfilm through microfilm readers until my elbow ached and my eyes blurred from deciphering the faded penmanship of long-dead army record-keepers. The main skill they needed was good penmanship. They were set down with neat penmanship on small pieces of white paper decorated with hearts, flowers and blue ribbons. It was printed in what seemed to be manually-written impeccably neat cursive penmanship - very impressive. ‘You have beautiful penmanship,’ I looked up at him. The rest of the morning was filled with academic lessons: Math, History, Poetry, Greek, Latin, Gaelic, English and penmanship. Every six weeks, semester, or year, we receive a scorecard as to how we have performed against the standards of penmanship, scientific understanding, and corporate budgets. Upon this paper was only a single word, his name, and it was crafted in a fine golden penmanship. These penmanship skills were part of both boys’ and girls' education. 1.1 A person's handwriting. 字迹，笔迹 Example sentencesExamples Even the sweetest letters I get nowadays look rushed, and the penmanship isn't good. When I sat down, I was surprised to find the words flying around my head, begging to be the next one scrawled on the page in my less-than-perfect penmanship. Her eyes sped across the paper, taking in every letter of her cramped penmanship. Unfolding the letter, she was overcome by surprise that his penmanship had improved greatly. I could retrain myself over a period of months and beat my scrawl towards something resembling readable penmanship but I think I'm just going to throw out all my writing utensils. He wore a yellow plastic name tag upon which he had scrawled ‘Jerry’ in kindergarten penmanship. Her eyes teared over when she read the words, scrawled in Adam's familiar penmanship. Looking down at the paper in his lap, he could see how it resembled Claria's penmanship that he had read so many times in love letters. That physical link - from the writer's heart and pen through the courier's hand to your own - gave a life to letters, and an intimacy born of penmanship and pensiveness. Her professors used to tease her about her careful penmanship, told her all real doctors had illegible scrawl, but she would just smile and tell them patients appreciate knowing what their prescription slips actually said. Synonyms handwriting, writing, hand, autograph, pen, letters, longhand, calligraphy, chirography
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