I. scratch [skrætʃ] VB trans
III. scratch [skrætʃ] N
| 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 company faced the choice of building right-hand drive models from scratch, or performing a post-production conversion exercise.
en.wikipedia.org The general decline of scratch-written assembly language software has made the use of a machine code monitor somewhat of a lost art.
en.wikipedia.org That shiny rear is a bit of a scratch and finger mark magnet, but overall the device is comfortable to hold -- albeit a little chunky feeling.
www.rte.ie And wherever she went, visitors would scarf down her delicious desserts, made from scratch without artificial flavors or preservatives.
www.huffingtonpost.com The remaining panels were designed from scratch, simultaneously tying in the mid-1990s contoured fashion with passive security crumple zones.
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