scramble

中英词典：scramble

形容词

scramble [形容词]：混乱的，杂乱的

名词

scramble [名词]：争夺，争抢

词语辨析

scramble 和其他类似的词语相比较有以下区别：

1. scramble vs. dash：scramble指的是争夺或争抢的行为，而dash强调迅速移动或冲刺。

2. scramble vs. jumble：scramble强调杂乱无序的状态，而jumble表示混乱的混杂。

3. scramble vs. clamor：scramble指的是为了争夺某物而争抢，而clamor指的是为了表达观点或要求而喧嚣。

词汇扩充

1. scramble for power：争夺权力

2. scramble for resources：争夺资源

3. scramble eggs：炒蛋

4. scramble signal：扰乱信号

近义词

• compete
• fight
• battle
• rush

反义词

• cooperate
• share
• collaborate
• give

柯林斯词典

scramble [动词]：

1. If you scramble somewhere, you move quickly and have difficulty keeping your feet because you are running or climbing.

2. If you scramble over rocks or up a hill, you climb over them quickly and with difficulty.

3. If you scramble up or down a slope, you move up or down it quickly and with difficulty, especially on your hands and knees.

scramble [名词]：

1. A scramble is a situation in which people or animals move quickly in an uncontrolled way, often in order to get something for themselves or to avoid danger.

2. A scramble is a climb or walk over rocks or up a steep hill, in which you use your hands as well as your feet.

3. In some sports, a scramble is a competition in which players or teams try to get the ball, often by moving quickly or fighting with each other.

牛津词典

scramble [动词]：

1. Move hurriedly or clumsily from or into a particular place or position.

2. Climb or move quickly using one's hands and feet, as when one is in a hurry.

3. Make one's way quickly or awkwardly up a steep gradient or over rough ground by using one's hands as well as one's feet.

scramble [名词]：

1. A scuffle or struggle.

2. An act of moving hurriedly or clumsily from or into a particular place or position.

3. A rapid or hurried climb or movement over or up something.

用法

动词用法示例

1. She scrambled up the steep hill to get a better view.
2. The children scrambled over the rocks to reach the beach.
3. He scrambled down the ladder and ran towards the exit.

名词用法示例

1. There was a scramble for the last available seats.
2. They had to do a scramble to gather enough evidence for the case.
3. The climbers completed a difficult scramble up the mountain.

例句

1. The crowd scrambled to get a glimpse of the famous actor.
2. She scrambled to finish her work before the deadline.
3. The hikers scrambled up the rocky trail to reach the summit.
4. There was a scramble for seats when the concert started.
5. The children scrambled for the last piece of cake.
6. He scrambled over the fence to escape from the angry dog.
7. The climbers faced a challenging scramble to reach the peak.
8. There was a scramble to collect the scattered documents.
9. The team made a scramble for the ball in the final minutes of the game.
10. We had to scramble to find a solution to the unexpected problem.
11. He scrambled eggs for breakfast.
12. She scrambled the radio signal to prevent interception.
13. The soldiers performed a scramble drill during the training exercise.
14. The company faced a scramble for resources during the busy season.
15. They organized a scramble for charity to raise funds for the homeless.
16. In the scramble for power, alliances were formed and broken.
17. The reporter scrambled to get the exclusive interview with the celebrity.
18. There was a scramble of voices as everyone tried to share their opinion.
19. The children scrambled through the obstacle course, competing for the best time.
20. He scrambled to find his keys before leaving the house.
21. They scrambled to secure a spot in the limited parking lot.