Definition of hand-drawn in English:

hand-drawn

adjective ˈhan(d)drɔːnˌhan(d)ˈdrɔːn

1Pulled or dragged by hand, especially as opposed to by an animal or by mechanical power.
2Of an image: drawn by hand, as opposed to having been created by photography or computer software; specifically (of the soundtrack to a film) created by hand-drawing sound waves directly on to the celluloid, as opposed to by recording using a microphone.
3Of a textile fabric: ornamented by drawing out by hand some of the threads of the warp and woof.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Dasent (1817–1896), Scandinavian scholar. From hand + drawn.

Definition of hand-drawn in US English:

hand-drawn

adjective

1Pulled or dragged by hand, especially as opposed to by an animal or by mechanical power.
2Of an image: drawn by hand, as opposed to having been created by photography or computer software; specifically (of the soundtrack to a film) created by hand-drawing sound waves directly on to the celluloid, as opposed to by recording using a microphone.
3Of a textile fabric: ornamented by drawing out by hand some of the threads of the warp and woof.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Dasent (1817–1896), Scandinavian scholar. From hand + drawn.

单词	hand-drawn
释义	Definition of hand-drawn in English: hand-drawn adjective ˈhan(d)drɔːnˌhan(d)ˈdrɔːn 1Pulled or dragged by hand, especially as opposed to by an animal or by mechanical power. 2Of an image: drawn by hand, as opposed to having been created by photography or computer software; specifically (of the soundtrack to a film) created by hand-drawing sound waves directly on to the celluloid, as opposed to by recording using a microphone. 3Of a textile fabric: ornamented by drawing out by hand some of the threads of the warp and woof. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Dasent (1817–1896), Scandinavian scholar. From hand + drawn. Definition of hand-drawn in US English: hand-drawn adjective 1Pulled or dragged by hand, especially as opposed to by an animal or by mechanical power. 2Of an image: drawn by hand, as opposed to having been created by photography or computer software; specifically (of the soundtrack to a film) created by hand-drawing sound waves directly on to the celluloid, as opposed to by recording using a microphone. 3Of a textile fabric: ornamented by drawing out by hand some of the threads of the warp and woof. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Dasent (1817–1896), Scandinavian scholar. From hand + drawn.
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