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1·Jarvis readily agrees, but he notes that a scribbler needs to get paid.

贾维斯欣然同意，但是他注意到一个小文人也需要挣钱。

2·Madmen in authority, who hear voices in the air, are distilling their frenzy from some academic scribbler of a few years back.

那些凭空决断的掌权者，其雷霆大怒则源于一些早已过时的二流学术作家。

3·He is hearing Keynes' voice in the air, and is distilling his frenzy from an academic Cambridge scribbler from a few decades past.

他仿佛能听到凯恩斯在他耳边呢喃，而且正在从几十年前剑桥的某个学术涂鸦者那里感悟其疯狂。

4·It raises the question: Do the schedulers at the White House lack imagination, or are they just trying to help a scribbler draw a parallel?

这提出了一个问题：是白宫的调度程序缺乏想象力，又或者它们只是试图帮助一位小文人绘制一条平行线？

5·Although O’Connor is commonly perceived as an outsider artist—the crippled, eccentric scribbler—she was in fact from the beginning very much an insider.

虽然奥康纳常被视为非主流作家——身体有恙，行为古怪的三流文人——其实，从一开始，她就是圈内人。

6·Leeds fell into the trap, and in his own almanac for 1734 (written after the date of his predicted death) called Franklin a conceited scribbler who had manifested himself a fool and a liar.

Leeds落入陷阱，并在自己写作的1734年年鉴里(其时晚于他的“死亡时间”)把Franklin比作“一个自负的三流作家”，只会干“傻子和骗子的行事”。