scrape (something) away from (something)

To remove something from some surface with or as with the vigorous scrubbing of a rough, sharp, or hard-edged instrument. He used a putty knife to scrape the old paint away from the wall. I used my fingers to scrape all the moss away from my grandfather's tombstone.

词组	scrape (something) away from (something)
释义	scrape (something) away from (something) scrape (something) away from (something) To remove something from some surface with or as with the vigorous scrubbing of a rough, sharp, or hard-edged instrument. He used a putty knife to scrape the old paint away from the wall. I used my fingers to scrape all the moss away from my grandfather's tombstone. See also: away, scrape Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: scrape (something) off of (something) scrape away scrape off scrape (something) out of (something) scrape out of scrape out scrape away at (something) scour (something) off of (something else) scour (something) out of (something else) scour out of
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