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I. pencil [ˈpensl] СУЩ.
1. pencil (writing utensil with lead):
pencil
coloured pencil
in pencil
to put pencil to paper
2. pencil (thin line):
pencil
pencil of light
pencil-thin
II. pencil <брит. -ll- [or америк. -l-]> [ˈpensl] ГЛ. перех.
pencil
lead pencil СУЩ.
lead pencil
mechanical pencil СУЩ. америк.
mechanical pencil
pencil box СУЩ.
pencil box
pencil case СУЩ.
pencil case
pencil sharpener СУЩ.
pencil sharpener
propelling pencil СУЩ. брит., австрал.
propelling pencil
kajal (eyeliner) pencil [kəˌjel(ˈaɪlaɪnəˌ)pensl] СУЩ.
kajal (eyeliner) pencil
Present
Ipencil
youpencil
he/she/itpencils
wepencil
youpencil
theypencil
Past
Ipencilled / америк. penciled
youpencilled / америк. penciled
he/she/itpencilled / америк. penciled
wepencilled / америк. penciled
youpencilled / америк. penciled
theypencilled / америк. penciled
Present Perfect
Ihavepencilled / америк. penciled
youhavepencilled / америк. penciled
he/she/ithaspencilled / америк. penciled
wehavepencilled / америк. penciled
youhavepencilled / америк. penciled
theyhavepencilled / америк. penciled
Past Perfect
Ihadpencilled / америк. penciled
youhadpencilled / америк. penciled
he/she/ithadpencilled / америк. penciled
wehadpencilled / америк. penciled
youhadpencilled / америк. penciled
theyhadpencilled / америк. penciled
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One of the main benefits of using a mechanical pencil instead of a wood pencil is that you don't need to sharpen it.
www.wired.com
Mechanical pencils are used to provide lines of constant thickness without sharpening in technical drawing and writing.
en.wikipedia.org
For a contemporary stylus, jeweler's wire may be inserted into a pin vise or mechanical pencil.
en.wikipedia.org
But there is no clever mechanism to advance the lead, as one finds in a modern mechanical pencil, so it remains a primitive device.
www.theatlantic.com
A mechanical pencil doesn't require sharpening and is always the same length, so that its weight and handfeel remain constant.
www.theatlantic.com