scratch from

scratch from (something)

1. To remove something from some surface by scraping with something hard, sharp, or abrasive. A noun or pronoun is used between "scratch" and "from." I used a coin to scratch the plastic from the instant lottery ticket to see if I had won anything. The shrubs scratched a bunch of paint from the side of my car when I was reversing out of my driveway.

2. To eliminate or strike through the name of someone or something on a list. A noun or pronoun is used between "scratch" and "from." Well, we can scratch that from our to-do list for our trip through Europe. I had to scratch him from the list of players for Saturday's game when I found out he was failing in three subjects. I had to scratch Jenny from the roster because she was late for the third time in a row.

scratch someone or something from something

to mark the name of someone or something off a list. We were obliged to scratch Dave from the list. The judges scratched the large collie from the eligibility list.

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释义	scratch from scratch from (something) 1. To remove something from some surface by scraping with something hard, sharp, or abrasive. A noun or pronoun is used between "scratch" and "from." I used a coin to scratch the plastic from the instant lottery ticket to see if I had won anything. The shrubs scratched a bunch of paint from the side of my car when I was reversing out of my driveway. 2. To eliminate or strike through the name of someone or something on a list. A noun or pronoun is used between "scratch" and "from." Well, we can scratch that from our to-do list for our trip through Europe. I had to scratch him from the list of players for Saturday's game when I found out he was failing in three subjects. I had to scratch Jenny from the roster because she was late for the third time in a row. See also: scratch Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. scratch someone or something from something to mark the name of someone or something off a list. We were obliged to scratch Dave from the list. The judges scratched the large collie from the eligibility list. See also: scratch McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: add in all right (mother) nature's (something) (one) never would have guessed a/the feel of (something) (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you a straw will show which way the wind blows a crack at (someone or something) (you) wanna make something of it? all for the best References in periodicals archive Dylan Carter, director of nonlinear workflow at Company 3, who is responsible for the overall design, build and management of the 3D stereoscopic workflow on the feature, commented: "We got a new build of Scratch from Assimilate, dropped the Epic 5K 3D stereo footage in, and it just worked." Post production of movie starts from Scratch It is important, therefore, to implement a higher resolution technique to distinguish the "signal" of a light scratch from that of unscratched surface without relying on human perception. Metrology for characterizing scratch resistance of polymer coatings However, any measurement of the size of a scratch from the intensity profile has two serious drawbacks. Scratch visibility of polymers measured using optical imaging
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