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1 scuff
1. transitive verb1) (graze) streifenscuff one's shoe against something — etwas mit dem Schuh streifen
2) (mark by grazing) verkratzen, verschrammen [Schuhe, Fußboden]2. nounKratzer, der; Kratzspur, die; Schramme, die* * *[skʌf]I. vt1. (mark)2. (drag along the ground)to \scuff one's feet schlurfenII. vi2. (shuffle) schlurfen* * *[skʌf]1. vtabwetzen2. vischlurfenthe children scuffed through the pile of leaves — die Kinder raschelten or wateten durch den Laubhaufen
3. n2) (US: slipper) Pantolette f* * *scuff [skʌf]A v/i schlurfen(d gehen)B v/t2. abstoßen, abnutzen3. US mit dem Fuß stoßen nachC s1. Schlurfen n2. Abnutzung f, abgestoßene Stelle3. US (Art) Pantoffel m* * *1. transitive verb1) (graze) streifen2) (mark by grazing) verkratzen, verschrammen [Schuhe, Fußboden]2. nounKratzer, der; Kratzspur, die; Schramme, die* * *n.Abnutzung f. v.abnutzen v.abscharren v.abstoßen v.aufscharren v.boxen v.schlurfen v.schlurfend gehen ausdr.
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