Was heißt »schar­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

bud­deln:

burrow

gra­ben:

dig

grafan

kral­len:

clamp

pi­cken:

peck

pick

rei­ben:

chafe

rub

scha­ben:

chafe

scheu­ern:

scour

schür­fen:

prospect

wüh­len:

agitate

beaver away

burrow

dig

foment

gnaw

grub

nuzzle

plough

rake

root

rummage

slave away

stir up

tunnel

Antonyme

ver­gra­ben:

bury

Englische Beispielsätze

• Mary was surprised to see a cat's wet paw prints in her living room.

• I've got to scrape the ice off the windscreen.

• The cat was touching the mouse with its paw.

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

• This dog doesn't want to move because his paw hurts.

• 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?

• We're starting from scratch.

• It's just a scratch.

• We'll start from scratch.

• Thou wouldst fetch thy dearest, but the beautiful bird sits no longer singing in the nest; the cat has got it, and will scratch out thy eyes as well. Rapunzel is lost to thee; thou wilt never see her more.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

ver­schar­ren:

bury