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[skrætʃ]
make lines on or in a surface with sth pointed or sharp e.g. fingernails, claws
get (oneself, a part of the body) clutched by accident
draw a line or lines through a word or words, a name, etc.
withdraw (a horse, a candidate, oneself) from a competition; take out (the name of a horse, a candidate) from a list of entries for a race or competition
an act of scratching (a part of the body)
a mark or small wound made by scratching
a sound made by scratching
"the scrape of violin bows distracted her"
"a golfer who plays at scratch should be able to achieve par on a course"
"my sweater scratches"
"Don't scratch your insect bites!"
"Call off the engagement"
"cancel the dinner party"
"we had to scrub our vacation plans"
"scratch that meeting--the chair is ill"
"Please strike this remark from the record"
"scratch that remark"
"She had scraped together enough money for college"
"they scratched a meager living"
"engrave a pen"
"engraved the trophy cupt with the winner's"
"the lovers scratched their names into the bark of the tree"
Surely a few drops of blood from a scratch..are not to part father and son.
出自： Sir W. Scott
The young ensign passed through the four months of..fighting without a scratch.
出自： J. S. Corbett
She and her sister had scratched each other's faces.
出自： R. K. Narayan
Her thighs..were scratched with briars.
出自： G. Greene
这农家庭院静悄悄的,只有几只鸡在四处扒食。
你要是不停地抓那个小包会抓破皮的。 scratch sth ⇔ away
Most of the paint has been scratched away by heavy wear.
由于磨损严重,大部分油漆已剥落。
有两名选手膝关节受伤,我们只好不让他们参加比赛了。
Jim should have an easy victory, as two of the best runners have been scratched from the race.
吉姆应该很容易地轻易取胜,因为两名优秀赛跑运动员已经从比赛中除名了。
