crosshatched
- adjective
- /ˈkrɔsˌhæʧt/
- Specialized
:
trazado
- I had not known it was then a dark man removed his shirt, revealed the scars crosshatched like the lines in this journal on his back.
I had not known it was then a dark man removed his shirt, revealed the scars crosshatched like the lines in this journal on his back.
- I had not known it was then a dark man removed his shirt, revealed the scars crosshatched like the lines in this journal on his back.
Examples
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The illustrated manual featured crosshatched diagrams that clearly showed how to assemble the furniture.
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Crosshatched creases marked all her face except her nose.
Fiction book (1997) -
The latest reports said they held about ten thousand square kilometers of desert land near the equator, marked on the map as a crosshatched circle a hundred klicks in diameter.
Fiction book (1998) -
Nimble, severe, It's rings of skin, etched crosshatch, Half Moon over a frayed horizon.
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The crosshatched conceptual structure in the middle corresponds with the enterprise schema in Figure 2 and is used to assist both the design process and the conclusion materialization process.
Academic text (2000) -
The artist used crosshatched lines to create depth in the charcoal drawing.
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In her sketch, she emphasized the shadows with crosshatched patterns to make them more dramatic.
Synonyms
A part of a drawing shaded with many fine lines to show shadow
Covered with lines or paths that go in different directions
How Shaded
Surface Forms
Morphology
crosshatched = crosshatch (semi-transparent) = cross + hatch + ed
Formed by regular past-participle/adjectival -ed on the verb 'crosshatch', straightforwardly meaning 'having been crosshatched'.
Etymology
Crosshatched comes from cross- meaning 'across' and hatched meaning 'made of short lines' used to shade drawings, so a crosshatched area is shaded by sets of lines that cross each other.
