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scuff

/skʌf/

Traduction: Nom désignant une pantoufle sans contrefort (type mule) ou une action de traîner les pieds en marchant ; également une éraflure ou marque due au frottement., Verbe désignant l'action de traîner les pieds en marchant ou d'endommager une surface par frottement ou rayure.

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noun

/skʌf/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une pantoufle sans contrefort (type mule) ou une action de traîner les pieds en marchant ; également une éraflure ou marque due au frottement.

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.

    frMule d'intérieur

    • 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.

    Synonymesmuleslide

  2. Scraping or dragging actionB1informal

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

    frFrottement ou traînement des pieds

    • 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.

    Synonymesdragscrapescratchshuffle

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

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verb

/skʌf/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de traîner les pieds en marchant ou d'endommager une surface par frottement ou rayure.

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.

    frTraîner les pieds

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

    Synonymesdragscrapeshambleshuffle

  2. Become scratched or wornB1informal

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

    frs'écorcher, se rayer

    • 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.

    Synonymesabradechafegrazescrapescratchwear

    Antonymespolish

  3. Damage by scrapingB1informal

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

    frÉrafler en frottant

    • 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.

    Synonymesabradechafegrategrazeraspscourscrapescratch

    Antonymespolishprotectrepair

  4. Poke with the footB2informal

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

    frPousser du pied

    • 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.

    Synonymeskicknudgetoe

Formes
  • 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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