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in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

I. scratch [Brit skratʃ, Am skrætʃ] N

1. scratch:

scratch (wound)
scratch (wound)
scratch (from a claw, fingernail)
to escape without a scratch
I got a scratch from a cat

2. scratch (mark):

3. scratch (action to relieve an itch):

to have a scratch
to give one's arm, foot a scratch

4. scratch (sound):

scratch

5. scratch (satisfaction, standard) inf:

he, his work is not up to scratch
to keep sth up to scratch

6. scratch (zero):

to start from scratch
to plan, study sth from scratch

7. scratch SPORTS:

scratch
scratch m
scratch

II. scratch [Brit skratʃ, Am skrætʃ] ADJ

scratch team
scratch meal
he's a scratch golfer

III. scratch [Brit skratʃ, Am skrætʃ] VB trans

1. scratch (cancel):

scratch race, meeting

2. scratch COMPUT (delete):

scratch file

3. scratch (trace):

to scratch one's initials on sth
to scratch a line in the soil

4. scratch (wound):

scratch cat, person: person
scratch thorns, rosebush: person

5. scratch (react to itch):

scratch spot
to scratch one's arm, chin
to scratch an itch
to scratch sb's back
to scratch one's head
to scratch one's head fig

6. scratch (damage):

scratch person, branch: car
scratch cat: furniture
scratch person, toy: furniture, wood
scratch person: record

7. scratch SPORTS (withdraw):

scratch horse, competitor

IV. scratch [Brit skratʃ, Am skrætʃ] VB intr

1. scratch (relieve itch):

scratch person:

2. scratch (inflict injury):

scratch person, cat:

V. to scratch oneself VB refl

to scratch oneself dog, person:

to scratch oneself

VI. scratch [Brit skratʃ, Am skrætʃ]

you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours

scratch wig [ˈskrætʃwɪɡ] N

scratch wig

scratch-resistant [ˈskrætʃrɪˌzɪstənt] ADJ

scratch-resistant

scratch by VB [skratʃ -]

scratch by → scratch along

scratch along VB [skratʃ -]

scratch along

scratch pad [Brit, Am ˈskrætʃˌpæd] N

scratch pad

scratch along VB [skratʃ -]

scratch along

scratch file [ˈskrætʃfaɪl] N

scratch file

scratch card [Brit] N

scratch card

scratch-work [ˈskrætʃwɜːk] N

scratch-work

scratch up VB [skratʃ -] (scratch up [sth], scratch [sth] up) inf

scratch up money:

scratch up

in the PONS Dictionary

English
English
Italian
Italian

I. scratch [skrætʃ] N

1. scratch (cut on skin):

scratch

2. scratch (mark):

scratch

3. scratch (act of scratching):

scratch

4. scratch (start):

scratch
from scratch

II. scratch [skrætʃ] VB trans

1. scratch (cut slightly):

scratch

2. scratch (mark):

scratch

3. scratch (relieve itch):

scratch

4. scratch (erase):

scratch

5. scratch (exclude):

scratch

6. scratch inf (cancel):

scratch

7. scratch (write):

scratch

III. scratch [skrætʃ] VB intr

1. scratch (use claws):

scratch cat

2. scratch (relieve itch):

scratch

IV. scratch [skrætʃ] ADJ

scratch

scratch out VB trans

1. scratch out with claws:

scratch out
to scratch sb's eyes out fig

2. scratch out line, word:

scratch out

scratch paper N

scratch paper

scratch card [ˈskrætʃ·kɑ:rd] N

scratch card
gratta e vinci m inv
Italian
Italian
English
English
scratch
scratch
scratch
scratch-resistant
to scratch around
to scratch
Present
Iscratch
youscratch
he/she/itscratches
wescratch
youscratch
theyscratch
Past
Iscratched
youscratched
he/she/itscratched
wescratched
youscratched
theyscratched
Present Perfect
Ihavescratched
youhavescratched
he/she/ithasscratched
wehavescratched
youhavescratched
theyhavescratched
Past Perfect
Ihadscratched
youhadscratched
he/she/ithadscratched
wehadscratched
youhadscratched
theyhadscratched

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That scratch card was a greater need for her than getting a loaf of bread.
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The scratch card has led to massive corruption in the system.
thenationonlineng.net
Scratch card is probably the most popular lottery type games option at public and charity sponsored lotteries for both online and offline players.
www.gamingpost.ca
He explained that participants in the promotion must keep the original scratch card with them and not throw it away.
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They did not strike gold on a scratch card.
www.telegraph.co.uk