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„scratches" in Spanish

How do you say "scratches" in Spanish?

scratches a la altura /tə skɹˈatʃ/

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Translations 2

  • to scratch a la altura
  • the scratch el rasguño

Phrases 6

  • he scratches él araña
  • Scratch Arañar
  • scratch rascar
  • scratch rasguño
  • My car was scratched. Mi coche fue rayado.
  • a scratching post un rascador

Example sentences 22

  • There are scratches on his helmet. Hay arañazos en su casco.
  • When he thinks, he scratches his head. Cuando piensa, se rasca la cabeza.
  • There are scratches on my skateboard deck. Hay arañazos en mi tabla de monopatín.
  • These two scratches stand out so I'd like them repaired. Estos dos rasguños se destacan, así que me gustaría repararlos.
  • A cat scratched me. Un gato me ha arañado.
  • He scratched his neck. Se rascó el cuello.
  • Tom scratched his head. Tomás se rascó la cabeza.
  • Tom scratched his nose. Tom se rascó la nariz.
  • He scratched his balls. Él se rascó los huevos.
  • Tom is scratching Mary. Tom arrasca a Mary.
  • She's scratching her hand. Ella se está rascando la mano.
  • I scratched him behind an ear. Lo rasqué detrás de una oreja.
  • The camera lens wasn't scratched. La lente de la cámara no estaba rayada.
  • The vinyl record wasn’t scratched. El disco de vinilo no estaba rayado.
  • He scratched the door with his paw. Rascó la puerta con su pata.
  • He scratched himself behind his ear. Se rascó detrás de la oreja.
  • The cat is scratching at my door. El gato está arañando mi puerta.
  • Is the scratching post tall enough? ¿El rascador es lo suficientemente alto?
  • The cat loves the scratching post. Al gato le encanta el rascador.
  • The cat hasn’t used the scratching post. El gato no ha usado el rascador.
  • Their cat doesn't use the scratching post. Su gato no usa el rascador.
  • I want to scratch my nose. Quiero rascarme la nariz.
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