Definition of fountain pen in English:

fountain pen

noun

A pen with a reservoir or cartridge from which ink flows continuously to the nib.
Example sentencesExamples
- In his pockets, he carried a black plastic comb, a Sheaffer fountain pen and three small leather-bound address books, all decomposed.
- Every now and then I convince myself writing with a fountain pen requires deliberation and will improve my handwriting.
- Dyson has compared the difference between normal vacuum cleaners and The Ball as similar to the ease with which a ballpoint pen moves across the page compared with a fountain pen.
- In the image one sees a dignified mustachioed gentleman standing tall, with one arm resting on a dark lacquered chair and the other holding a fountain pen.
- So, if you're a fountain pen snob but don't like to carry a snobby fountain pen all the time, you can give this one a whirl.
- I give them a brief smile, pretend to be finishing off some notes with an expensive fountain pen, then fix them with an earnest gaze just above my glasses.
- The British Royal Air Force needed a new type of pen, one that would not leak at higher altitudes in fighter planes as the fountain pen did.
- He chose a strong-looking fountain pen, opened it, and removed the ink cartridge.
- Neither does the handwriting change much if you write with a fountain pen, ballpen or pencil or any other instrument.
- The fountain pen, equipped with a reusable cartridge for holding a large supply of ink to be steadily fed to the nib, was a late 19c advance on the basic metal-nibbed pen.
- A satisfying character assassination may be achieved without opening the mouth, or taking the top off a fountain pen.
- When a fountain pen drops some ink and it hits the paper, it begins to expand.
- I'm now the owner of a fountain pen, my first ever.
- It was the fancy kind - a fountain pen, the kind that you put ink cartridges inside and you could do calligraphy.
- I wouldn't sign the papers listing my condo for sale until I had refilled the Namiki fountain pen with which I'd signed the forms to purchase the place.
- Although a rough screenplay now existed in the form of a baggy and overlong first draft, I was to be found wielding the fountain pen or jabbing at the typewriter less and less.
- Linda, my long-suffering word widow, doesn't know I've cunningly hidden a drop of the black stuff in a fountain pen in a corner of the suitcase.
- The first fountain pen recorded cost 10/6 and the Onoto fountain pen purchased later cost $1.1.0.
- And his lovely hand would unscrew the cap of his fountain pen and glide along the page.
- Actually, it's a cross between a soaring bird and a fountain pen, which I guess symbolizes how writers create things that take flight.

Definition of fountain pen in US English:

fountain pen

nounˈfaʊnt(ə)n ˌpɛnˈfount(ə)n ˌpen

A pen with a reservoir or cartridge from which ink flows continuously to the nib.
Example sentencesExamples
- And his lovely hand would unscrew the cap of his fountain pen and glide along the page.
- The British Royal Air Force needed a new type of pen, one that would not leak at higher altitudes in fighter planes as the fountain pen did.
- It was the fancy kind - a fountain pen, the kind that you put ink cartridges inside and you could do calligraphy.
- I give them a brief smile, pretend to be finishing off some notes with an expensive fountain pen, then fix them with an earnest gaze just above my glasses.
- A satisfying character assassination may be achieved without opening the mouth, or taking the top off a fountain pen.
- In his pockets, he carried a black plastic comb, a Sheaffer fountain pen and three small leather-bound address books, all decomposed.
- Actually, it's a cross between a soaring bird and a fountain pen, which I guess symbolizes how writers create things that take flight.
- In the image one sees a dignified mustachioed gentleman standing tall, with one arm resting on a dark lacquered chair and the other holding a fountain pen.
- Neither does the handwriting change much if you write with a fountain pen, ballpen or pencil or any other instrument.
- So, if you're a fountain pen snob but don't like to carry a snobby fountain pen all the time, you can give this one a whirl.
- Every now and then I convince myself writing with a fountain pen requires deliberation and will improve my handwriting.
- Although a rough screenplay now existed in the form of a baggy and overlong first draft, I was to be found wielding the fountain pen or jabbing at the typewriter less and less.
- The fountain pen, equipped with a reusable cartridge for holding a large supply of ink to be steadily fed to the nib, was a late 19c advance on the basic metal-nibbed pen.
- The first fountain pen recorded cost 10/6 and the Onoto fountain pen purchased later cost $1.1.0.
- I'm now the owner of a fountain pen, my first ever.
- I wouldn't sign the papers listing my condo for sale until I had refilled the Namiki fountain pen with which I'd signed the forms to purchase the place.
- When a fountain pen drops some ink and it hits the paper, it begins to expand.
- Linda, my long-suffering word widow, doesn't know I've cunningly hidden a drop of the black stuff in a fountain pen in a corner of the suitcase.
- Dyson has compared the difference between normal vacuum cleaners and The Ball as similar to the ease with which a ballpoint pen moves across the page compared with a fountain pen.
- He chose a strong-looking fountain pen, opened it, and removed the ink cartridge.

单词	fountain pen
释义	Definition of fountain pen in English: fountain pen noun A pen with a reservoir or cartridge from which ink flows continuously to the nib. Example sentencesExamples In his pockets, he carried a black plastic comb, a Sheaffer fountain pen and three small leather-bound address books, all decomposed. Every now and then I convince myself writing with a fountain pen requires deliberation and will improve my handwriting. Dyson has compared the difference between normal vacuum cleaners and The Ball as similar to the ease with which a ballpoint pen moves across the page compared with a fountain pen. In the image one sees a dignified mustachioed gentleman standing tall, with one arm resting on a dark lacquered chair and the other holding a fountain pen. So, if you're a fountain pen snob but don't like to carry a snobby fountain pen all the time, you can give this one a whirl. I give them a brief smile, pretend to be finishing off some notes with an expensive fountain pen, then fix them with an earnest gaze just above my glasses. The British Royal Air Force needed a new type of pen, one that would not leak at higher altitudes in fighter planes as the fountain pen did. He chose a strong-looking fountain pen, opened it, and removed the ink cartridge. Neither does the handwriting change much if you write with a fountain pen, ballpen or pencil or any other instrument. The fountain pen, equipped with a reusable cartridge for holding a large supply of ink to be steadily fed to the nib, was a late 19c advance on the basic metal-nibbed pen. A satisfying character assassination may be achieved without opening the mouth, or taking the top off a fountain pen. When a fountain pen drops some ink and it hits the paper, it begins to expand. I'm now the owner of a fountain pen, my first ever. It was the fancy kind - a fountain pen, the kind that you put ink cartridges inside and you could do calligraphy. I wouldn't sign the papers listing my condo for sale until I had refilled the Namiki fountain pen with which I'd signed the forms to purchase the place. Although a rough screenplay now existed in the form of a baggy and overlong first draft, I was to be found wielding the fountain pen or jabbing at the typewriter less and less. Linda, my long-suffering word widow, doesn't know I've cunningly hidden a drop of the black stuff in a fountain pen in a corner of the suitcase. The first fountain pen recorded cost 10/6 and the Onoto fountain pen purchased later cost $1.1.0. And his lovely hand would unscrew the cap of his fountain pen and glide along the page. Actually, it's a cross between a soaring bird and a fountain pen, which I guess symbolizes how writers create things that take flight. Definition of fountain pen in US English: fountain pen nounˈfaʊnt(ə)n ˌpɛnˈfount(ə)n ˌpen A pen with a reservoir or cartridge from which ink flows continuously to the nib. Example sentencesExamples And his lovely hand would unscrew the cap of his fountain pen and glide along the page. The British Royal Air Force needed a new type of pen, one that would not leak at higher altitudes in fighter planes as the fountain pen did. It was the fancy kind - a fountain pen, the kind that you put ink cartridges inside and you could do calligraphy. I give them a brief smile, pretend to be finishing off some notes with an expensive fountain pen, then fix them with an earnest gaze just above my glasses. A satisfying character assassination may be achieved without opening the mouth, or taking the top off a fountain pen. In his pockets, he carried a black plastic comb, a Sheaffer fountain pen and three small leather-bound address books, all decomposed. Actually, it's a cross between a soaring bird and a fountain pen, which I guess symbolizes how writers create things that take flight. In the image one sees a dignified mustachioed gentleman standing tall, with one arm resting on a dark lacquered chair and the other holding a fountain pen. Neither does the handwriting change much if you write with a fountain pen, ballpen or pencil or any other instrument. So, if you're a fountain pen snob but don't like to carry a snobby fountain pen all the time, you can give this one a whirl. Every now and then I convince myself writing with a fountain pen requires deliberation and will improve my handwriting. Although a rough screenplay now existed in the form of a baggy and overlong first draft, I was to be found wielding the fountain pen or jabbing at the typewriter less and less. The fountain pen, equipped with a reusable cartridge for holding a large supply of ink to be steadily fed to the nib, was a late 19c advance on the basic metal-nibbed pen. The first fountain pen recorded cost 10/6 and the Onoto fountain pen purchased later cost $1.1.0. I'm now the owner of a fountain pen, my first ever. I wouldn't sign the papers listing my condo for sale until I had refilled the Namiki fountain pen with which I'd signed the forms to purchase the place. When a fountain pen drops some ink and it hits the paper, it begins to expand. Linda, my long-suffering word widow, doesn't know I've cunningly hidden a drop of the black stuff in a fountain pen in a corner of the suitcase. Dyson has compared the difference between normal vacuum cleaners and The Ball as similar to the ease with which a ballpoint pen moves across the page compared with a fountain pen. He chose a strong-looking fountain pen, opened it, and removed the ink cartridge.
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