scrape

US /skreɪp/
UK /skreɪp/
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1.

raspar, rascar

to remove something from a surface by drawing a hard or sharp object across it

:
He used a knife to scrape the paint off the old table.
Usó un cuchillo para raspar la pintura de la mesa vieja.
Please scrape the leftover food into the bin.
Por favor, raspa la comida sobrante al cubo de basura.
2.

raspar, arañar

to damage a surface or one's skin by rubbing against something rough or sharp

:
I fell and scraped my knee on the pavement.
Me caí y me raspé la rodilla en el pavimento.
The car door scraped against the wall, leaving a long mark.
La puerta del coche se raspó contra la pared, dejando una marca larga.
3.

raspar, chirriar

to make a harsh, grating sound

:
The old chair legs scraped loudly across the wooden floor.
Las patas de la silla vieja rasparon ruidosamente el suelo de madera.
The branches scraped against the window during the storm.
Las ramas rasparon contra la ventana durante la tormenta.
1.

raspado, rasguño, chirrido

an act or sound of scraping

:
We heard a loud scrape as the furniture was moved.
Oímos un fuerte rasguño cuando se movieron los muebles.
He had a nasty scrape on his arm from the fall.
Tenía un feo rasguño en el brazo por la caída.