scrape
🇺🇸
/skreɪp/
🇬🇧
/skreɪp/
verb
R
To remove something from a surface by rubbing it with a hard object.
I need to scrape the old paint off the wall.
我需要把墙上的旧漆刮掉。
R
To damage or hurt something by rubbing it against a rough surface.
The cat tried to scrape the door to get inside.
猫试图刮门想进去。
R
To make a rough, unpleasant sound by rubbing against something hard.
The chair legs scrape loudly on the floor.
椅子腿在地板上刮出很大的声音。
R
To barely succeed or get something with great effort.
They managed to scrape together enough money for the trip.
他们设法凑够了旅行的钱。
R
To dig a shallow hole or hollow in the ground.
The dog tried to scrape a hole to bury its bone.
狗试图刨个洞来埋它的骨头。
R
To pull hair tightly back away from the face.
She likes to scrape her hair back into a bun.
她喜欢把头发往后梳成一个发髻。
R
To collect data from websites using a computer program.
We can scrape product prices from online stores.
我们可以从网店抓取产品价格。
noun
R
The sound or action of something rubbing roughly against another surface.
I heard the scrape of metal on concrete.
我听到了金属在混凝土上刮擦的声音。
R
A minor injury or mark caused by rubbing against something rough.
He got a scrape on his knee from falling.
他摔倒时膝盖擦伤了。
R
A difficult situation that you have caused yourself.
He always gets into scrapes because of his bad decisions.
他总是因为糟糕的决定而陷入困境。
translation
刮掉, 刮伤, 发出刮擦声, 勉强获得, 挖浅坑, 向后紧梳头发, 网络爬取
刮擦声, 擦伤, 自找的麻烦
词形变化
3rd Present
scrapes
Progressive
scraping
Past
scraped
Perfect
scraped
Plural
scrapes