scuff
پیر رگڑکر چلنا
definition
verb
I scuffed the heel of my shoe on a stone
scrape or brush the surface of (a shoe or other object) against something.
noun
dark colors don't show scuffs
a mark made by scraping or grazing a surface or object.
example
Engineers will mourn the first nick and scrape to their DMX-P01, much like a 'scuff' on a cool new pair of shoes.
Previous attempts by other companies required tearing up supermarket floors to install the ads, leaving 'scuff' marks on the concept.
Gray eyes inscrutable, he examined the weapon, running a finger over a 'scuff' on the muzzle absently.
Eve took off her shoes so she wouldn't 'scuff' that glorious floor.
If you have young children and pets, choose easy-to-clean carpets and colors that camouflage dirt and 'scuff' marks.
these shoes won't 'scuff'
Every day, relatives 'scuff' their way along the dirt track to reach the razor wire barricades, where they plead in vain for information about the whereabouts of the missing.
All the way from the 'scuff' of dirt on the floor to the tiny cracks on the ceiling.
for kids who play rough, shoes that won't 'scuff'
Nevertheless, life goes on, and time marches forward, even if it leaves its 'scuff' marks on our bruised and tattered bodies, its foot prints on our souls.
For every Record Collector, LP paranoia eventually sets in and the beloved becomes a monster, desperate to scratch and 'scuff' the poor helpless vinyl.
Note the 'scuff' marks caused by the screwdriver when opening and closing the coolant tank's plug.
The soles of his shoes 'scuff' the wet asphalt of black-and-white back alleys, headlights closing in behind him.
We'll have to sell it as part our second-phase restructuring plan and the 'scuff' marks wouldn't have helped.
His sandals 'scuff' on the sandy path, as the geckos call goodnight.
They talk for a moment, 'scuff' their feet, and eventually shakes hands and smile.
At the same time, he takes care to 'scuff' his compositions with small marks, so that the studied perfection of his geometry is offset by the imperfection of the scratch or splotch on the surface that can recall timeworn linoleum floors.
Mugolo could tell from the length of the 'scuff' marks on the rock and later, where the rider had to cross some soft ground, the length of the stride.
The trappings of its demise are impressively rendered: the surface seemingly scarred and 'scuffed' by the passage of years.
Frankly, I've caused more than a few 'scuffs' of my own, when I've been careless with my shoes, or if my keys stuck a bit out of my pockets and snagged something.
The High Rollers Bar is black Formica and black plaster walls that have been 'scuffed' , scratched, and stained by spills and fights.
My loafers 'scuffed' loose pebbles; a few scattered to spill into the surf churning far below.
Karolyi removes his 'scuffed' shoes, shabby suit, black bow tie, and frilled shirt and hangs them carefully over rusting bedrails.
He flushes crimson and 'scuffs' his toe against the tile floor a little.
The floor of the basement is decorated with a pattern of coloured lino, like a giant green snowflake, marked with black 'scuffs' where bored rats have performed stunts in empty carts.
You needed a long bar, made of some dark aged wood, all nicked and 'scuffed' smooth along its edges.
Because of the long nose, another place worth checking for 'scuffs' is the front bumper.
Enter through a chairless lobby and proceed down a dank hallway - stained carpet, 'scuffed' walls - to the factory floor.
Are you wearing scuffed sports shoes instead of 'scuffed' Converse trainers?
My first attempt to saw into the boulder barely 'scuffs' the rock.
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