Kratze
dieNounscratch (less common variant, usually 'Kratzer')
English translations
- 01
scratch
- 02
scrape
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Werkzeug mit Zinken zum Aufkratzen, Reinigen oder Glätten von Oberflächen.
- English meaning
- Rake
- Synonym
- Schramme, Ritz
- German example
- Mit der Kratze kann man Laub zusammenkehren.
- English example
- You can rake leaves together with the rake.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Kratze
- Plural Form
- die Kratzen
Related words
- Kratzer
scratcher
- Kratzer
A scratch is a superficial damage to a surface.
- kratzen
To scratch
- die Kurve kratzen
To make a quick getaway
- zerkratzen
Scratch
- ankratzen
to scratch
- abkratzen
to scrape off
- Wolkenkratzer
Skyscraper
- ritzen
To scratch or cut superficially with a sharp object.
- überreagieren
Overreact
- schurren
To shuffle means to make quiet dragging or scraping sounds, often by dragging objects across the floor.
- zerritzen
To tear to shreds
- krallen
To claw
- schrammen
Scratch
- nanopartikulär
Nanoparticulate
- Hochhaus
Skyscraper
- zerschrammen
To scratch up
- Nanobeschichtung
Nano coating
- Schlagbrett
A pickguard is a plate mounted on the top of a guitar to protect it from scratches caused by the pick.
- scharren
To paw, to scrape
- gigantisch
Gigantic
- kratzfest
Scratch-resistant means that a material or surface is resistant to scratches.
- Schutzschicht
protective layer
- Manhattan
Manhattan
- Kunststoffüberzug
A plastic coating is a layer of plastic applied for protection or coating.
- Lackschicht
Layer of varnish
- jucken
to itch
- Brillenetui
Eyeglass case
- Rhodinieren
Rhodium plate
- Juckreiz
Itch
- Schramme
Scratch
- Teigschaber
Spatula
- Firnis
Varnish
- schaben
To scrape
- schrappen
To scrape
- rhodinieren
To rhodium-plate
- rhodiumbeschichtet
Rhodium-plated
- Bildschirmmaske
Screen mask
- Scratchen
scratching
Example sentences with “Kratze”
Ich habe eine kleine Kratze am Arm. (I have a small scratch on my arm.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'Kratze' the standard word for scratch?
No, 'Kratzer' (masculine) is the standard word for a scratch on a surface or skin.