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scratchedadjective
more scratched
Comp.
most scratched
Super.
UK
/skrætʃt/
US
/skrætʃt/
Traductions
The scratched table needed a new coat of varnish to look presentable again.
La table rayée avait besoin d'une nouvelle couche de vernis pour redevenir présentable.
Traductions supplémentaires
forfaitSurtout dans le contexte sportif ou hippique.
Définitions
Having surface marks or abrasions caused by scraping or rubbing.
The scratched table needed a new coat of varnish to look presentable again.
Withdrawn or removed from a competition, event, or list.
The scratched horse was replaced by an alternate entrant.
Synonymes
scraped
marked
scuffed
abraded
damaged
scratchverb

scratched

Past Simple

scratched
Past Simple
scratched
Past Participle
scratching
Gerund
UK
/skrætʃ/
US
/skrætʃ/
Traductions
gratterPour une démangeaison ou un frottement.
She scratched her arm where the mosquito had bitten her.
Elle s'est gratté le bras à l'endroit où le moustique l'avait piquée.
rayerMarquer légèrement une surface.
He accidentally scratched the car door with his keys.
Il a rayé la portière de la voiture avec ses clés.
bifferSupprimer d'une liste ou d'un plan.
They decided to scratch the last item from the agenda.
Ils ont décidé de biffer le dernier point de l'ordre du jour.
retirerSport, compétition.
The horse was scratched from the race due to an injury.
Le cheval a été retiré de la course à cause d'une blessure.
griffonnerÉcrire ou dessiner rapidement et sans soin.
He scratched a quick note on the back of an envelope.
Il a griffonné une note rapide au dos d'une enveloppe.
scratcherMusique, DJ.
He learned to scratch records like a professional turntablist.
Il a appris à scratcher des disques comme un turntabliste professionnel.
Traductions supplémentaires
éraflerMarquer ou abîmer légèrement une surface.
Définitions
To rub or scrape a surface with something sharp or rough, often to relieve an itch.
She scratched her arm where the mosquito had bitten her.
To make a small cut or mark on a surface by scraping it with something sharp.
He accidentally scratched the car door with his keys.
To cancel or remove something from a list or plan.
They decided to scratch the last item from the agenda.
To withdraw or eliminate a competitor from a race or competition.
The horse was scratched from the race due to an injury.
To write or draw something hastily or carelessly.
He scratched a quick note on the back of an envelope.
To create the rhythmic sound effect used by DJs by rapidly moving a vinyl record back and forth while adjusting the mixer.
He learned to scratch records like a professional turntablist.
Synonymes
scrape
scuff
mark
score
graze
scrawl
scatch
scrabble
scratchnoun
Définitions
A mark or wound made by scratching.
The cat left a scratch on my arm after I tried to pick it up.
A starting point or position, often used in the context of races.
The runners lined up at the scratch, ready for the race to begin.
A sound made by scraping or rubbing.
I heard a scratch at the door and realized it was the dog wanting to come in.
A type of competition or game where no handicaps are given.
The golf tournament was played as a scratch event, with all players competing on equal terms.
Money, especially ready cash (slang).
I'm a little short on scratch until payday.
The act or instance of scratching, especially to relieve an itch.
One good scratch on the insect bite made the irritation disappear for a moment.
A hastily written note or piece of illegible handwriting; a scrawl.
Her phone number was just a scratch on the back of the receipt.
A technique or the characteristic percussive sound created by moving a vinyl record back and forth on a turn-table while manipulating the cross-fader on a DJ mixer.
The DJ threw in a quick scratch that sent the crowd wild.
scratchadjective
Définitions
Put together hastily or from whatever materials or people are available; makeshift.
With several players injured, the coach fielded a scratch team for the final.
Having no handicap or advantage applied; at a base level of ability.
She is a scratch golfer, playing off a handicap of zero.
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