scraped
word · lemma: scrape
Definition
'Scraped' means to have rubbed or scratched a surface, usually causing a small injury or mark, or to have collected information from a source, especially digitally.
Usage & Nuances
Used for minor physical injuries ("scraped my knee"), cleaning or removing something ("scraped the plate"), or collecting data from websites ("scraped data"). Informal in digital context. Not used for deep wounds (use 'cut' instead).
Spanish: raspó - rascó - arañóPortuguese (BR): raspou - arranhou - raspou (internet)Portuguese (PT): raspou - arranhouChinese (Simplified): 刮破 - 擦破 - 抓取（数据）Chinese (Traditional): 刮破 - 擦破 - 擷取（資料）Hindi: खुरचा - घिसाArabic: خدش - كحتBengali: ঘষা - আঁচড়ানো - সংগ্রহ করা (তথ্য)Russian: поцарапал - соскоблил - собрал (данные)Japanese: こすった - ひっかいた - 集めた（データ）Vietnamese: cạo - làm xước - lấy (dữ liệu)Korean: 긁었다 - 긁힘 - 수집했다(데이터)Turkish: kazıdı - sıyırdı - topladı (veri)Urdu: رگڑنا - کھرچنا - حاصل کرنا (ڈیٹا)Indonesian: menggores - mengikis - mengumpulkan (data)
Example Sentences
The cat scraped the door with its claws.
basic
He scraped his knee when he fell.
basic
She scraped some dirt off her shoes.
basic
The website's data was scraped by a bot overnight.
natural
The paint got scraped off the wall during the move.
natural
He scraped together enough money for the ticket.
natural