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No. 8,686 in German

kratzer

A "Kratzer" in German means "scratch" or "scraper" in English.

In a sentence

  • Der Kratzer auf der Autotür ist deutlich sichtbar.

    The scratch on the car door is clearly visible.

    In this sentence, 'Kratzer' refers to a physical scratch or a mark caused by an object on a surface, emphasizing the damage caused to the car door.

  • Der Kratzer im Glas macht es unbrauchbar.

    The scratch in the glass makes it unusable.

    Here, 'Kratzer' describes a defect or a flaw, in this case on a glass surface, which impacts its usability, showcasing the physical damage implied by the term.

  • Von dem Sturz habe ich nur einen kleinen Kratzer am Arm.

    From the fall, I only got a small scratch on my arm.

    In this sentence, 'Kratzer' signifies a minor injury or abrasion on the skin caused by an external impact, illustrating a personal physical mark or scrape.

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