scratch

The Spanish word 'arañazo' translates to 'scratch' in English. It's a noun often used in a context where someone gets a minor injury on their skin caused by something sharp, such as a cat's claw or a thorn from a bush. It's also used metaphorically to describe a minimal or superficial damage.

Example sentences using: arañazo

Me hice un arañazo en la rodilla cuando me caí.

I got a scratch on my knee when I fell.

This sentence is explaining a situation where someone scratched their knee due to a fall.

El gato le hizo un arañazo en la mano.

The cat made a scratch on his hand.

In this sentence, the speaker is telling that a cat scratched someone's hand.

Este arañazo en mi coche es nuevo.

This scratch on my car is new.

This sentence is describing a new scratch on someone's car.