pencilling

英 [ˈpenslɪŋ]

美 [ˈpenslɪŋ]

v. 用铅笔写(或画、作记号)
pencil的现在分词

N-COUNT 铅笔
A pencil is an object that you write or draw with. It consists of a thin piece of wood with a rod of a black or coloured substance through the middle. If you write or draw something in pencil, you do it using a pencil.
1. I found a pencil and some blank paper in her desk...
  我在她的桌子里找到一支铅笔和几张白纸。
2. He had written her a note in pencil.
  他用铅笔给她写了个便条。
VERB 用铅笔写
If you pencil a letter or a note, you write it using a pencil.
1. He pencilled a note to Joseph Daniels.
  他用铅笔给约瑟夫·丹尼尔斯写了个便条。

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That should hurt risk assets, particularly since economists had been pencilling in Chinese rate cuts from September.
这应该会对风险资产造成负面影响，特别是考虑到一点：即经济学家之前一直在预测中国将从今年9月起开始减息。
Ecstatic analysts spent Thursday pencilling in "V" shaped graphs.
兴高采烈的分析师周四忙着勾画v字形复苏曲线。
Chinese banks have the supreme advantage of being part of a fast-growing economy: even in a softer year, analysts are pencilling in pre-tax profits growth of over 20 per cent.
中资银行的最大优势，在于它是一个增长迅速的经济体的一部分：即便在经济走软的一年里，分析师也预测其税前利润增幅超过20%。