stencil

noun
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  1. a thin piece of metal, plastic or card with a design cut out of it, that you put onto a surface and paint over so that the design is left on the surface; the pattern or design that is produced in this way(印文字或图案用的)模板;(用模板印的)文字,图案Topics Artc2
    Word Originearly 18th cent.: from earlier stansel ‘ornament with various colours’ (based on Latin scintilla ‘spark’).

stencil

verb
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[transitive, intransitive]
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they stencil
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he / she / it stencils
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past simple stencilled
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past participle stencilled
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(North American English also) past simple stenciled
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(North American English also) past participle stenciled
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-ing form stencilling
🔊/ˈstenslɪŋ/
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(North American English also) -ing form stenciling
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  1. stencil (something) to make letters or a design on something using a stencil用模板印(文字或图案)Topics Artc2
    Word Originearly 18th cent.: from earlier stansel ‘ornament with various colours’ (based on Latin scintilla ‘spark’).