scraped
v.v. to rub against a hard surface and cause damage or a small injury.
v. the past tense and past participle of 'scrape'; refers to the act of rubbing a surface against something rough or hard, often resulting in abrasion.
I scraped my knee when I fell off my bike.
The driver accidentally scraped the side of the car against the garage wall while parking.
The hull of the ship was badly scraped after it navigated the shallow, rocky channel during the low tide, requiring immediate inspection for structural integrity.
The verb is transitive when referring to the object damaged, but can be intransitive when describing the sound or motion.
I have scrape my kneeI have scraped my kneeLearners often forget the 'd' ending for the past participle of regular verbs ending in 'e'.