scratch
//skrætʃ//
Translation
scratch
Definition
Scratch, as a verb at A2 level, means to rub or mark a surface with something sharp or rough, often causing a thin cut or a scraping sound. This action is commonly done with fingernails, claws, or tools like a knife, and it can be intentional or accidental. For example, you might scratch an itch on your skin, or a cat might scratch a piece of furniture. The word focuses on the physical act of dragging a pointed or hard object across a surface, leaving a visible line or damage.
Example
“The cat scratched the sofa with its claws.”
“Please don't scratch the paint off the wall.”
“He scratched his arm where the mosquito bit him.”
“She used a key to scratch a design into the wood.”
“The dog scratched at the door to be let in.”
“I accidentally scratched the table with my ring.”
“The children scratched their names in the wet cement.”
“You should not scratch a bug bite because it can get infected.”
“The old record scratched when the needle dropped.”
“He scratched his head while thinking about the answer.”
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Other meanings
- A2çizmek, kazımak (fiil)(this page)
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