scuffed

UK
/skʌft/
US
/skʌft/
scuffedadjektiv
more scuffed
Komp.
most scuffed
Super.
UK
/skʌft/
US
/skʌft/
Übersetzungen
The scuffed shoes were a testament to his long journey.
Потёртые ботинки были свидетельством его долгого пути.
The scuffed surface of the table needed refinishing.
Царапаная поверхность стола нуждалась в реставрации.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Having marks or scratches on the surface, typically from being rubbed or scraped.
The scuffed shoes looked worn and in need of polishing.
Informal or slang term used to describe something that is of lower quality or not functioning properly.
The game was so scuffed that it kept crashing every few minutes.
scuffverb

scuffed

Präteritum

scuffed
Präteritum
scuffed
Partizip Perfekt
scuffing
Gerundium
UK
/skʌf/
US
/skʌf/
Übersetzungen
He tends to scuff his feet when he walks.
Он склонен шаркать ногами, когда идет.
Be careful not to scuff the floor with your shoes.
Будь осторожен, чтобы не поцарапать пол обувью.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To scrape or rub a surface with one's foot or an object, causing damage or marks.
He scuffed his shoes on the rough pavement.
To walk without lifting the feet properly, often dragging them along the ground.
She scuffed along the hallway, too tired to pick up her feet.
Sports: To mishit or misplay (a ball, shot, or stroke), making poor contact.
The striker scuffed his shot wide of the goal.
scuffsubstantiv
Definitionen
A mark or scratch on a surface caused by scraping or rubbing.
The new shoes had a scuff on the toe after just one day of wear.
A worn or abraded spot on a surface, especially on a shoe or floor.
The scuff on the hardwood floor was noticeable after moving the furniture.
Australian & NZ: A casual backless slipper or house shoe.
He slipped on a scuff before heading to the porch.
scuffadjektiv
Definitionen
Designed to resist scuffing or intended to protect against scuffs.
These boots feature a scuff toe cap for extra durability.