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ogrebotina
I. scratch <pl -es> [skrætʃ] N
1. scratch (cut on skin):
scratch
2. scratch (mark on surface):
scratch
3. scratch no pl (acceptable standard):
to not be up to scratch
to bring sb/sth up to scratch
4. scratch (beginning state):
to learn sth from scratch
to start [sth] from scratch
II. scratch [skrætʃ] ADJ attr (hastily got together)
scratch
III. scratch [skrætʃ] VB trans
1. scratch (cut slightly):
to scratch sb/sth
2. scratch (mark by scraping):
scratch
3. scratch (relieve an itch):
scratch
to scratch one's head
4. scratch Am inf (cancel):
scratch
Phrases:
you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours
IV. scratch [skrætʃ] VB intr
1. scratch (use claws, nails):
scratch
2. scratch (relieve an itch):
scratch
3. scratch (cause itchy feeling):
scratch
svrbeti imperf
'scratch pa·per N no pl Am
scratch paper (scrap paper)
scratch paper (for draft notes)
scratch about, scratch around VB intr
1. scratch about animals:
scratch about
čeprkati imperf
scratch about
tražiti imperf
to scratch about for sth
2. scratch about (search hard):
scratch about
tražiti imperf
to scratch about for sth
scratch out VB trans
1. scratch out (strike out):
scratch out line, passage, word
2. scratch out (write hurriedly):
scratch out
3. scratch out inf (labour to get):
scratch out
'scratch card N
scratch card
to scratch the surface [of sth] topic, problem
he had a scratch on his arm
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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Chickens scratch about too much for their own good.
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When attacking humans, the curassows leap in fluttering flight and scratch about the head, targeting the eyes.
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There is a hard number for what it takes to cover costs and scratch out a profit, of course.
www.thestreet.com
It can bite and scratch out of fear when held by a human, but a firm grip will cause it to remain still.
en.wikipedia.org
They make it from scratch out of a truck.
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