英语词汇“scratch-off”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

scratch-off

/ˈskratʃɒf/

noun

1 US slang. Probably: a rapid acceleration of a vehicle from a stationary position. Compare scratch. rare.

2Originally US. A scratch-off lottery ticket or game.

adjective

Originally US. Designating or involving a type of card or ticket, used especially in lotteries, having a section coated with a waxy substance which may be scratched away to reveal hidden information such as whether a prize has been won.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Burlington (North Carolina). From scratch + off.

单词	scratch-off
释义	scratch-off /ˈskratʃɒf/ noun 1 US slang. Probably: a rapid acceleration of a vehicle from a stationary position. Compare scratch. rare. 2Originally US. A scratch-off lottery ticket or game. adjective Originally US. Designating or involving a type of card or ticket, used especially in lotteries, having a section coated with a waxy substance which may be scratched away to reveal hidden information such as whether a prize has been won. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Burlington (North Carolina). From scratch + off.
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