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scratch off

/skrætʃ ɒf/

Traducción: Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar la acción de quitar algo de una superficie raspando o frotando, o de eliminar un punto de una lista o un plan.

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verb

B2formalcommon/skrætʃ ɒf/

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of removing something from a surface by scraping or rubbing, or removing an item from a list or plan.

  • 🇪🇸Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar la acción de quitar algo de una superficie raspando o frotando, o de eliminar un punto de una lista o un plan.
  1. Remove by scratching informal

    To remove a covering or layer by rubbing or scraping with a fingernail or tool.

    • He scratched off the lottery ticket to see if he won.
    • She scratched off the old paint from the wall.
    • The child scratched off the sticker from the book.

    🇪🇸raspar (para quitar una capa)

    Sinónimos: abraderubrub offscrape

    Antónimos: addapplycoatcoverlayer

  2. Cancel or eliminate informal

    To remove something from a list or plan; to cancel.

    • We had to scratch off the trip due to bad weather.
    • The manager scratched off the item from the agenda.
    • They scratched off the candidate after the interview.

    🇪🇸Tachar o eliminar

    Sinónimos: cancelcross outdeletedropeliminateeraseexpungeremovestrike off

    Antónimos: addincludekeepretain

  • scratched off past participle
  • scratched off past simple
  • scratching off present participle
  • scratches off third person singular

Verbo base: scratch