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зерноуборочный
raschiare

в итальянском словаре Oxford-Paravia

I. scrape [брит. skreɪp, америк. skreɪp] СУЩ.

1. scrape (awkward situation) разг.:

to get into a scrape
to get sb into a scrape

2. scrape (in order to clean):

to give sth a scrape

3. scrape (sound):

scrape (of cutlery, shovels)
scrape (of boots)

4. scrape (small amount):

a scrape of butter, jam

II. scrape [брит. skreɪp, америк. skreɪp] ГЛ. перех.

1. scrape (clean):

scrape vegetables
scrape shoes
to scrape sth clean

2. scrape (damage):

scrape paintwork, car part, furniture

3. scrape (injure):

scrape elbow, knee etc.
to scrape one's knee

4. scrape (making noise):

scrape chair, feet

5. scrape (get with difficulty) разг.:

to scrape a living
sbarcare il lunario or tirare avanti (doing facendo)

III. scrape [брит. skreɪp, америк. skreɪp] ГЛ. неперех.

1. scrape:

to scrape against sth car part, branch:

2. scrape (economize):

scrape

IV. scrape [брит. skreɪp, америк. skreɪp]

scrape home

scrape up ГЛ. [skreɪp -]

scrape up → scrape together

scrape together ГЛ. [skreɪp -] (scrape [sth] together, scrape together [sth])

scrape together sum of money
scrape together people

scrape together ГЛ. [skreɪp -] (scrape [sth] together, scrape together [sth])

scrape together sum of money
scrape together people

scrape off ГЛ. [skreɪp -] (scrape off [sth], scrape [sth] off)

scrape off

scrape out ГЛ. [skreɪp -] (scrape out [sth], scrape [sth] out)

scrape out contents of jar
scrape out saucepan

I. scrape through ГЛ. [skreɪp -] (scrape through)

scrape through

II. scrape through ГЛ. [skreɪp -] (scrape through [sth])

scrape through exam, test:

scrape through

scrape in ГЛ. [skreɪp -]

scrape in (to university)
scrape in (to class)

scrape back ГЛ. [skreɪp -] (scrape [sth] back, scrape back [sth])

scrape back hair:

scrape back

scrape along ГЛ. [skreɪp -]

scrape along → scrape by

scrape by ГЛ. [skreɪp -]

scrape by
he manages to scrape by on £80 a week

scrape by ГЛ. [skreɪp -]

scrape by
he manages to scrape by on £80 a week

в словаре PONS

английский
английский
итальянский
итальянский

I. scrape [skreɪp] ГЛ. перех.

1. scrape (remove layer, dirt):

scrape

2. scrape:

scrape (graze)
scrape (scratch)

3. scrape (rub against):

scrape

II. scrape [skreɪp] ГЛ. неперех.

1. scrape (rub against):

scrape

2. scrape (make unpleasant noise):

scrape

3. scrape (economize):

scrape

III. scrape [skreɪp] СУЩ.

1. scrape (act of scraping):

scrape

2. scrape (graze on skin):

scrape

3. scrape (sound):

scrape

4. scrape разг. (situation):

scrape
guaio м.
to get into a scrape

scrape by ГЛ. неперех.

scrape by

scrape away ГЛ. перех.

scrape away

scrape along ГЛ. неперех.

scrape along PHRVB scrape by

scrape by ГЛ. неперех.

scrape by

I. scrape through ГЛ. перех.

scrape through

II. scrape through ГЛ. неперех.

scrape through
итальянский
итальянский
английский
английский
scrape
scrape
to scrape
to scrape together
to scrape together
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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Skiers routinely complain that snowboarders scrape up the hill and a few ski resorts still ban them altogether.
www.thestar.com
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
The unlocked nose wheel collapsed and was forced back into its well, causing the aircraft's nose to slam into, bounce off, and then scrape along the ground.
en.wikipedia.org
The team rarely played well in the qualifiers and were very lucky to scrape through in most games.
www.heraldscotland.com
They have been forced to stay with friends and are trying to scrape together enough money for food.
www.dailymail.co.uk