scrape off
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To use something hard and flat to push and remove a dirty or unwanted layer from a surface.
"He scraped the ice off his car windscreen before driving to work."
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Garbage Time · 34:36
they couldn't be bothered to scrape off.
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Peacock · 3:07
Let's go scrape off the war paint.
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English Speaking TV · 60:43
let me see scrape off all the loose flakes
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Speak English With Vanessa · 41:07
to scrape off any pieces that might be stuck.
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Asian Boss · 35:07
Whatever they could scrape off the internet, they already have.