I. scratch [skrætʃ] ГЛ. перех.
6. scratch (cancel):
II. scratch [skrætʃ] ГЛ. неперех.
III. scratch [skrætʃ] СУЩ.
1. scratch (on skin):
| I | scratch |
|---|---|
| you | scratch |
| he/she/it | scratches |
| we | scratch |
| you | scratch |
| they | scratch |
| I | scratched |
|---|---|
| you | scratched |
| he/she/it | scratched |
| we | scratched |
| you | scratched |
| they | scratched |
| I | have | scratched |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | scratched |
| he/she/it | has | scratched |
| we | have | scratched |
| you | have | scratched |
| they | have | scratched |
| I | had | scratched |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | scratched |
| he/she/it | had | scratched |
| we | had | scratched |
| you | had | scratched |
| they | had | scratched |
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The dog tag has this design scratched onto it with six wolves instead of three.
en.wikipedia.org The seven-year itch has almost been scratched and it's a marriage that could last.
www.independent.ie The bodywork was scratched, but the main damage was mechanical, as the thieves had really put their backs into the disablement of my steering lock.
www.independent.co.uk He wears pitted and scratched up body armour over coveralls, made of stiff bulletproof canvas.
en.wikipedia.org If scratched, which is incredibly tempting but detrimental, the skin comes up in weals not unlike a nettle rash, which then burn and take ages to heal.
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