Vocab Bloom Hub

scuff

/skʌf/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Art Hausschuh ohne Fersenriemen bezeichnet, oder die Handlung des Schleifens bzw. Scharrens der Füße beim Gehen., Deutsches Verb für das Schleifen der Füße beim Gehen oder das Beschädigen einer Oberfläche durch Reibung oder Kratzen.

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Wortbeziehungen

noun

/skʌf/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Art Hausschuh ohne Fersenriemen bezeichnet, oder die Handlung des Schleifens bzw. Scharrens der Füße beim Gehen.

A noun referring to a type of backless slipper, or the act of scraping or dragging one's feet while walking.

  1. Backless slipperB1informal

    A type of slipper that has no fitting around the heel, often worn indoors.

    dePantoffeln ohne Ferse

    • She slipped her feet into her scuffs after coming home.
    • He bought a new pair of scuffs for lounging around the house.
    • The scuffs were comfortable but not suitable for outdoor use.

    Synonymemuleslide

  2. Scraping or dragging actionB1informal

    The act of scraping or dragging the feet, often resulting in a mark or sound.

    deSchlurfen

    • The scuff of his shoes on the pavement was loud.
    • She left a scuff on the floor by dragging her feet.
    • The scuff of the chair against the tile made an annoying noise.

    Synonymedragscrapescratchshuffle

Formen
  • scuffs plural form
  • scuffs' possessive plural form
  • scuff's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/skʌf/B2formal
  • deDeutsches Verb für das Schleifen der Füße beim Gehen oder das Beschädigen einer Oberfläche durch Reibung oder Kratzen.

A verb used to indicate the act of dragging one's feet while walking, or to damage or mark a surface by scraping or rubbing.

  1. Drag one's feetB1informal

    To walk without lifting the feet properly, causing a scraping sound.

    deSchlurfen

    • He scuffed his feet along the dusty path.
    • The child scuffed his shoes on the pavement.
    • She scuffed across the floor in her slippers.

    Synonymedragscrapeshambleshuffle

  2. Become scratched or wornB1informal

    To become marked, scratched, or worn away by scraping or rubbing.

    deAbgeschürft werden

    • The leather boots scuffed easily on the rough ground.
    • The paint on the door scuffed after years of use.
    • His new shoes scuffed the first time he wore them.

    Synonymeabradechafegrazescrapescratchwear

    Antonymepolish

  3. Damage by scrapingB1informal

    To mar or damage the surface of something by scraping it against a rough object.

    deAbschrammen

    • He scuffed the table leg when he moved it across the floor.
    • She scuffed the wall with her bicycle handlebars.
    • The movers scuffed the hardwood floor while carrying the sofa.

    Synonymeabradechafegrategrazeraspscourscrapescratch

    Antonymepolishprotectrepair

  4. Poke with the footB2informal

    To poke or push at something with the foot or toe, often absentmindedly.

    deMit dem Fuß stochern

    • He scuffed at the pebbles on the ground.
    • She scuffed the dirt with her toe while thinking.
    • The dog scuffed at the bowl with its paw.

    Synonymekicknudgetoe

Formen
  • scuffed past participle
  • scuffed past simple
  • scuffing present participle
  • scuffs third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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