Was heißt »rit­zen« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Tom ritzte seine Initialen in die große Eiche vor der Schule.

Tom carved his initials on the large oak tree in front of the school.

Synonyme

scha­ben:

chafe

scrape

schar­ren:

paw

paw the ground

scrape

schram­men:

scrape

schür­fen:

prospect

Englische Beispielsätze

• When you hear Stefan talk, you can only scratch your head.

• Be careful she doesn't scratch you.

• Be careful it doesn't scratch you.

• Watch out she doesn't scratch you.

• Watch out it doesn't scratch you.

• Have I got to do it from scratch?

• Let's start again from scratch.

• You can't start from scratch.

• If you annoy the cat, it will certainly scratch you.

• It'd be best if we started again from scratch.

• We need to start again from scratch.

• We often have to start again, but seldom from scratch.

• We've got to start again from scratch.

• We have to start again from scratch.

• Bears often scratch their backs on tree trunks.

• Tom likes it when you scratch his head.

• Moralists are people who scratch themselves in places where others are itching.

• Tom got Mary to scratch the part of his back that he couldn't reach.

• Don't scratch yourself!

• Why does it feel so good to scratch an itch?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

ver­let­zen:

bruise

harm

hurt

wound