Rozar una superficie dejando marcas ligeras.
To scrape or graze a surface, causing light marks
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Me rayé los zapatos nuevos andando por el camino de grava. — I scuffed my new shoes walking on the gravel path.
Hay una rozadura en la punta de mis zapatos nuevos. — There's a scuff on the toe of my new shoes.
Suele arrastrar los pies cuando está cansado. — He tends to scuff his feet when he's tired.
Cuidado, vas a rayar el suelo con esa silla. — Careful, you'll scuff the floor with that chair.
Una sola rozadura estropeó la mesa pulida. — A single scuff ruined the polished tabletop.
No arrastres los talones por el pasillo. — Don't scuff your heels along the corridor.
¿Se raya con facilidad la funda? — Does the case scuff easily?
¿Puedes pulir esta rozadura? — Can you buff out this scuff?
Los niños van arrastrando los pies entre las hojas secas camino de casa. — The boys scuff through the dry leaves on the way home.
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