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Meanings of pen in English
A portable piece of furniture in which an infant or young child is confined for safety reasons.
Usage of pen in English
1
In fact, I use a pen a patient gave me years ago.
2
As I said, the pen tablet is Wacom's best consumer model yet.
3
However, this means the pen is actually pen-sized and comfortable to hold.
4
Would that work? Eric held a pen over a pad of paper.
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He's programmed to draw several different images, using any type of pen.
6
I think it is quite possible to love a pen, don't you?
7
I had a good idea then what the pen was used for.
8
But I'll ask a few questions. I reached for pen and paper.
9
The pen and paper were forthcoming, and she wrote a brief note:
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He put pen to paper and this week's Drama was the result.
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I get my best thinking done when I'm putting pen to paper.
12
That evening when I returned home, I took up pen and paper.
13
However, putamen ceruloplasmin was correlated with spontaneous activity in a home pen.
14
One of the best ways to release is putting pen to paper.
15
General Carey handles the pen well enough; not so his gallant brother-soldier.
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Reporters will, however, only have a pen and pad to work on.
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Translations for pen
Russian
Pen through the time
Pen across language varieties
Canada
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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