英语释义

1. to move with urgency or panic
scrambled to his feet

2. to move or climb hastily especially on all fours
scramble over rocks

3. to struggle eagerly or unceremoniously for possession of something
scramble for front seats players scrambling for the ball

4. to get or gather something with difficulty or in irregular ways
scramble for a living

5. to spread or grow irregularly sprawl, straggle

6. to take off quickly in response to an alert

7. to run with the ball after the pass protection breaks down

8. to collect or put together hastily
scramble up a dinner for unexpected guests

9. to toss or mix together in confusion to throw into disorder jumble
Bad weather often scrambles the train schedules. scrambled the pages of the manuscript

10. to prepare (eggs) by stirring during frying
scramble some eggs for breakfast

11. to cause or order (interceptor fighter aircraft) to take off quickly
Keating said he ordered the fighters to be scrambled immediately after seeing information about the crash on television.
— Lolita C. Baldor

12. to disarrange the elements of a transmission (such as a telephone or television signal) in order to make unintelligible to interception

13. the act or an instance of scrambling: such as

14. the act of moving or climbing over something quickly especially on all fours
a scramble over the boulders

15. a jostling and pushing for possession
a scramble for the ball

16. an eager and unceremonious or unscrupulous struggle
a scramble for power

17. a rapid emergency takeoff of interceptor fighter aircraft

18. a play in which the quarterback runs with the ball while being chased by defensive players after the pass protection breaks down
He gained 10 yards on the scramble.

19. a disordered mass jumble
a … scramble of patterns and textures
— Vogue

20. a team competition in which all the members of a team tee off on each hole, one of the tee shots is selected, all members hit shots from the position of the selected shot, one shot is again selected, and the process is continued until the hole is completed
Sawgrass seemed a far cry from the first competitive golf event I ever played in, a weekend scramble at my local club.
— David Owen

21. to move or climb over something quickly especially while also using your hands

22. to move or act quickly to do, find, or get something often before someone else does

23. to prepare (eggs) by mixing the white and yellow parts together and then stirring the mixture in a hot pan

24. the act of moving or climbing over something quickly especially while also using your hands

25. the act of moving or acting quickly to do, find, or get something

26. a play in which the quarterback runs with the ball while being chased by defensive players

27. to move or climb quickly and if necessary on hands and knees
… the boats were pushed into the water, and … we scrambled into them as best we could.
— Scott O'Dell, Island of the Blue Dolphins

28. to cook the mixed whites and yolks of eggs by stirring them while frying

29. to put in the wrong order
The letters of the word are scrambled.

30. to work hard to win or escape something
She had to scramble to earn a living.

31. a disorderly rush
They heard … a scramble and a shout: “Call off your dog! …”
— Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House on the Prairie

片语

aircraft scrambling飞机紧急起飞

dual scrambling双重置乱

chaotic scrambling混沌置乱

band scrambling频带置乱

nage scrambling图像置乱

position scrambling位置置乱

scramble for争夺；勉强拼凑

Scrambling Coefficient置乱系数

英汉例句

• every test we took, there was always that one guy scrambling at the last minute to finish his test.

  这位老兄几乎每次考试都是很仓促地在最后一分钟交卷，而他的卷面总是留有大量的空白题。

• earthquakes and tsunamis that resulted from the collision could have wrought havoc on the sedimentary record, causing discrete strata to swirl together and completely scrambling time lines.

  由于撞击造成的地震和海啸可能对沉积层造成严重的破坏，使得离散的巖层旋转混合在一起并完全打乱地质时间线。

• 「i think people will be scrambling to test some of the more controversial predictions,」 sponnheimer says.

  「我想，人们会争先恐后地检验一些较有争议的预测，」斯波海默说。

• the scrambling begins.

  混乱开始了。

• by scrambling the formal arrangement of the book and transposing its material and conceptual qualities, i aim to create evocative art forms that suggest an alternative narrative.

  通过打乱书籍的形式排列，变换它们的材质和概念性的品质，我致力于打造出能够唤起感情的艺术形式，它暗示着一种另类的讲述。

• to produce a message digest, you need a scrambling mechanism.

  为了生成消息摘要，您需要一种加密编码机制。

• scrambling to control the damage, bloomberg and president obama both expressed anger at being kept in the dark about the plan.

  布隆·伯格和奥巴马总统对此计划毫不知晓，以至在慌乱中造成损失损失，他们表示非常愤怒。

• but the reactor’s second unscheduled shutdown in as many years left health officials in canada and the united states scrambling to find alternative sources of the isotope.

  然而，在同样长的时间里反应堆再次意外罢工，令加拿大和美国的卫生部门官员们不得不匆匆寻找同位素的替代来源。

• many technology companies are scrambling for supplies after the disaster in japan shut down factories there and disrupted the global manufacturing chain.

  日本灾难发生后，许多科技公司开始争夺供应商，关闭在日本的工厂，扰乱了全球制造业生产链。

• now everybody is scrambling in both hardware and software.

  现在每个公司都在硬件软件两手抓。

• incredibly, one sailor had got away, scrambling from the doomed vessel into a lifeboat.

  一名水手不可思议地从毁灭了的舰上爬上救生艇逃跑了。

• and as they do, they take their value to advertisers with them, leaving traditional content suppliers scrambling for lost revenue.

  正如他们所为，他们为其（在线内容）带来广告价值，让传统内容供应商为丢失的收益而混战不休。

• everyone was scrambling to get a house before they shut down the housing market.

  人人争先恐后,就是为了赶在房地产市场关闭前买到房

• he「s scrambling to make up for lost business while also maintaining what he has.

  他一直在努力挽回失去的业务，同时还要尽力保住现有的业绩。

• i looked to my window and (literally) jumped out of my chair, scrambling on the floor.

  我看向窗户，（完全地）从椅子上跳了起来，跌在地上乱爬。

• if we don」t, we「ll be scrambling like crazy with a day to go,” says one participant.

  如果我们不采取行动，我们每天都会过得很煎熬，”一位与会者说。

• although they will occasionally get the drop on you, often you」ll see certain mobs like the fury scrambling towards you and you'll get a window of opportunity to take them out before they reach you.

  尽管偶尔他们可能会放过你，但你将看到更经常出现的情况会是：在你到达有机会将他们撇下的窗口之前无规律的暴民朝你发起疯狂的围攻。

• many of the firms involved have been scrambling this week to let their customers know—by e-mail, inevitably—that their personal data may have been compromised.

  受波及的公司在这个星期都忙不迭地通过不得不用的电邮去告诉他们的客户，其个人数据可能已遭泄露。

• they are scrambling for cash to avoid defaulting on bank loans.

  他们纷纷争取现金以避免在银行贷款上违约。

• as a result, north korea is scrambling for money and, in recent weeks, has resorted to small-bore tactics, such as raising rents and pushing new fees on foreign diplomats in pyongyang.

  其结果是朝鲜资金捉襟见肘，最近几周诉诸于一些小打小闹的策略，比如针对驻平壤的外交人员提高房租并收取新的费用。

相似词

clamber攀登，爬上

climb爬；攀登；增值；（职位或社会地位的）提高；（名次的）攀升；（登山或攀缘运动中要爬的）山；山道；（飞机的）爬升

scrabble抓，扒；摸索；努力，尽力；挣扎；涂鸦；(Scrabble) （商标）拼字游戏

swarm成群来回移动；蜂拥而至；挤满；爬；（蜜蜂）成群飞离蜂巢