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scab
A2
noun
Usage:
98%
wound crust, protective covering
Translation: wound crust, protective covering
Pronunciation: /skæb/
Meaning: a dry crust that forms over a healing wound

This meaning refers to dried blood and tissue protecting damaged skin while it heals.

Do not pick the scab on your knee.

A dark scab formed over the cut.

2
B2
noun
Usage:
72%
skin lesion, plant disease
Translation: skin lesion, plant disease
Pronunciation: /skæb/
Meaning: a rough or diseased patch on skin or a plant

This meaning refers to certain skin diseases in animals or fungal diseases producing rough patches on plants.

The sheep developed scab on its skin.

Apple scab damaged many leaves and fruits.

3
C1
insulting labor noun
Usage:
69%
strikebreaker, replacement worker
Translation: strikebreaker, replacement worker
Pronunciation: /skæb/
Meaning: a worker who continues working during a strike

This insulting labor term refers to someone who works during a strike or takes the place of striking employees.

The union members called the replacement worker a scab.

He was accused of crossing the picket line as a scab.

4
B1
verb
Usage:
84%
crust over, heal
Translation: crust over, heal
Pronunciation: /skæb/
Meaning: to form a dry crust over a wound

This meaning refers to a wound developing a dry protective covering as part of healing.

The cut began to scab after two days.

The scraped skin scabbed over quickly.

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