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ESLPod_0613_WE_0900 Being a First-Time Parent The phrase, "from scratch," in this podcast, means from the very beginning, without any initial knowledge or other preparations: "Did you build that table from scratch, or was the wood already cut to the right size?" A "scratch" is normally a small cut in someone's skin: "The cat's claws left several scratches on Noah's arm." A "scratch" can also be a small scrape or mark on another surface: "The wooden floors have scratches where the furniture was dragged over it." Or, "The music quality isn't very good, because the CD has a scratch." Finally, a "scratch" can be the sound of two things moving against each other: "During the power failure, we couldn't see grandpa, but we heard the scratch as he lit a match for the candle."

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ESLPod 613 scratch Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0613_WE_0900
Episode Id	ESLPod 613
Episode Title	Being a First-Time Parent
Phrase	scratch
Text	The phrase, "from scratch," in this podcast, means from the very beginning, without any initial knowledge or other preparations: "Did you build that table from scratch, or was the wood already cut to the right size?" A "scratch" is normally a small cut in someone's skin: "The cat's claws left several scratches on Noah's arm." A "scratch" can also be a small scrape or mark on another surface: "The wooden floors have scratches where the furniture was dragged over it." Or, "The music quality isn't very good, because the CD has a scratch." Finally, a "scratch" can be the sound of two things moving against each other: "During the power failure, we couldn't see grandpa, but we heard the scratch as he lit a match for the candle."
Topics	Relationships + Family

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