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a basic version of something, often created to outline or test ideas before the final version
What is a "sketch"?
A sketch is a quick, rough drawing or outline created to show the basic elements and structure of a subject. Sketches are often used by artists and designers as early drafts or plans for more detailed and finished works. They help to imagine ideas, explore layouts, and create the foundation for the final piece.
a brief, often single‑panel cartoon or caricature that uses image and caption to satirize people, events, or social trends
a brief literary description that presents a scene, character, or event with minimal detail
a concise, factual outline of events or developments that highlights main points without elaboration
a short comic scene performed as part of a variety show or comedy program
What is a "sketch"?
A sketch is a short, informal performance or scene, often used as part of a larger show or variety program. It typically features a brief comedic or dramatic scenario with a small cast and is designed to entertain or make a point quickly. Sketches can be standalone pieces or part of a series, and they often rely on humor, satire, or clever dialogue to engage the audience. The goal of a sketch is to deliver a concise, impactful performance that captures the audience's attention within a limited time frame.
to produce an elementary and quick drawing of someone or something
to provide a short or basic description of something
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