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[Ab]kratzen

en el diccionario PONS

I. scrape [skreɪp] SUST.

1. scrape no pl (for cleaning):

scrape
scrape
to scrape carrots
to scrape carrots
Karotten schrappen bes. al. norte
to give one's boots a scrape

2. scrape:

scrape (graze on skin)
Abschürfung f <-, -en>
scrape (scratch)
Kratzer m <-s, ->
scrape (scratch)
Schramme f <-, -n>
to give sth a scrape [on sth]
sich dat. etw [an etw dat.] aufschürfen

3. scrape (sound):

scrape

4. scrape fig. coloq. (difficult situation):

scrape
Not f <-, Nöte>
scrape
Klemme f <-, -n> coloq.
scrape
to be in a scrape
in der Klemme [o. Bredouille] sein coloq. [o. stecken]
to get into a scrape
to get sb out of a scrape

5. scrape (near disaster):

scrape

II. scrape [skreɪp] V. trans.

1. scrape (remove outer layer):

to scrape sth
etw [ab]schaben
to scrape sth (remove excess dirt)
etw [ab]kratzen
to scrape one's shoes

2. scrape (graze):

to scrape sth [against [or on] sth]
sich dat. etw [an etw dat.] aufschürfen
(scratch, rub against) to scrape sth car

3. scrape fig. (just manage to obtain):

to scrape sth
to scrape a living [together] coloq.
to scrape a living doing sth
sich acus. mit etw dat. über Wasser halten

4. scrape ingl. brit. (brush):

to scrape one's hair [back]

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

III. scrape [skreɪp] V. intr.

1. scrape:

to scrape against [or on] sth (rub)
an etw dat. reiben
to scrape against [or on] sth (brush)
to scrape against [or on] sth (scratch)
an etw dat. kratzen

2. scrape pey. (on string instrument):

to scrape away [on sth]
[auf etw dat.] herumkratzen coloq. hum.

3. scrape (economize):

scrape

4. scrape (barely):

to scrape home ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to bow and scrape

scrape out V. trans.

to scrape out sth

scrape together V. trans.

to scrape together sth/people
to scrape a team together

scrape off V. trans.

to scrape off sth [from sth] dirt, mud
etw [von etw dat.] abkratzen

scrape in V. intr. ingl. brit.

1. scrape in (just manage to win):

scrape in

2. scrape in (just succeed in getting into sth):

scrape in

scrape by V. intr.

scrape by
the family has to scrape by on £50 a week
to scrape by on the dole ingl. brit.

scrape away V. trans.

to scrape away sth

scrape along V. intr.

scrape along PHRVB scrape by

scrape by V. intr.

scrape by
the family has to scrape by on £50 a week
to scrape by on the dole ingl. brit.

scrape through V. intr.

scrape through
to scrape through an exam

scrape up V. trans.

1. scrape up (scrape together):

to scrape up sth

2. scrape up (pick up):

to scrape up sth
to scrape up sth off sth
etw von etw dat. [ab]kratzen
to scrape up snow
Schnee schippen [o. austr., suizo schaufeln]
to scrape up leaves

Glosario especializado de biología Klett

scrape V.

scrape
Present
Iscrape
youscrape
he/she/itscrapes
wescrape
youscrape
theyscrape
Past
Iscraped
youscraped
he/she/itscraped
wescraped
youscraped
theyscraped
Present Perfect
Ihavescraped
youhavescraped
he/she/ithasscraped
wehavescraped
youhavescraped
theyhavescraped
Past Perfect
Ihadscraped
youhadscraped
he/she/ithadscraped
wehadscraped
youhadscraped
theyhadscraped

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The nest is a simple scrape on the ground mainly on open sand banks that provide unobstructed views of any oncoming predators.
en.wikipedia.org
Skiers routinely complain that snowboarders scrape up the hill and a few ski resorts still ban them altogether.
www.thestar.com
I wanted to scrape up these residues, these legacies from my grandmother's life, which is, incidentally, quite mysterious to me.
www.theverge.com
Someone must have been listening, because the programme survived its early scrape with meltdown ignominy.
www.telegraph.co.uk
In contrast, the bottom 20 schools managed to scrape together less than $44,000.
www.thestar.com