drawing
The Spanish word 'dibujo' translates to 'drawing' in English. This term is widely used in artistic contexts to refer to either an activity involving creating visual art, usually with the use of pencils, pens, crayons, etc., or the piece of art produced by this activity. Additionally, 'dibujo' can be used metaphorically or in a broader sense to refer to the layout or design of something, much like how 'drawing' is utilized in English.
I need a drawing to understand better.
This sentence is used to express the necessity of visual representation, specifically a drawing, for a better understanding of something.
Mariana's drawing is very detailed.
This sentence is used to give a compliment to Mariana about the details of her drawing.
Can you see the drawing on the wall?
This sentence is a question asking if the other person is able to see the drawing that is on the wall.