scramble
🇺🇸
/ˈskræmbl/
🇬🇧
/ˈskræmbl/
verb
R
to move quickly using your hands to help you climb or move over something
He had to scramble up the steep hill to reach the top.
他不得不手脚并用地爬上陡峭的山坡才能到达山顶。
R
to push or compete with others to get something
People scramble to buy tickets when they go on sale.
门票开售时人们争相购买。
R
to achieve something with difficulty or in a hurry
The player managed to scramble the ball into the goal.
那名球员设法将球艰难地踢进了球门。
R
to cook eggs by mixing and heating them
I like to scramble eggs for breakfast with a little milk.
我喜欢早餐时用一点牛奶炒鸡蛋。
R
to change a signal so only special equipment can understand it
The military uses equipment to scramble radio messages for security.
军方使用设备对无线电信息进行加密以确保安全。
R
to confuse someone's thoughts or ideas
The loud noise seemed to scramble his thinking for a moment.
巨大的噪音似乎一时扰乱了他的思维。
R
to order emergency takeoff or to take off immediately in an emergency
The pilots had to scramble when the alarm sounded.
警报响起时飞行员必须紧急起飞。
noun
R
a difficult climb or walk over rough ground using your hands
The scramble over the rocky path was challenging but rewarding.
在岩石小径上的攀爬虽然充满挑战但很有收获。
R
a situation where people push and compete to get something
There was a scramble for the last available seats in the theater.
剧院里出现了争抢最后几个空座的场面。
R
a motorcycle race over rough ground
The motorcycle scramble through the muddy field was exciting to watch.
观看摩托车在泥泞场地上进行的越野赛非常刺激。
translation
攀爬, 争抢, 匆忙完成, 炒蛋, 加密, 搞乱, 紧急起飞
艰难攀爬, 争抢场面, 越野摩托车赛
词形变化
3rd Present
scrambles
Progressive
scrambling
Past
scrambled
Perfect
scrambled
Plural
scrambles