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scram·ble /ˈskræmbl/ vi. | vt. | n.
I ❶ vi.
1. 爬，攀登
scramble up the ladder 爬上梯子
John scrambled up the bank. 约翰爬上河岸。
The soldiers scrambled forward on their bellies. 士兵匍匐前进。
Children love scrambling among rocks. 孩子们喜欢在岩石间攀爬着玩。
They scrambled away over the rocks and fled. 他们爬过岩石逃之夭夭。
2. (乱糟糟地)争夺，抢夺(for)
scramble for front seats 争抢前座位子
The reporters scrambled for the phones. 记者们争抢电话机。
The three networks scrambled to report the news. 3家广播网竞相报道这则新闻。
3. 仓促行动
He scrambled to his feet. 他赶忙站起身来。
scramble into one's coat 匆匆穿上大衣
4. (城镇等)散乱地延伸，蔓延，散布；(植物)攀缘上架
5. 艰难地凑集；杂乱地聚集
scramble for a living 勉强过日子
Thoughts scrambled in her head. 她脑子里各种念头乱成一团。
6. 【军】(战斗机、飞行员)紧急起飞
7. 【美橄】(四分卫在传球掩护被攻破后)持球跑进
❷ vt.
1. 乱糟糟地收起；匆促拼凑成(up)
He scrambled the papers up from the desk. 他把书桌上的文件一把撸起。
scramble up a hasty supper 匆忙地张罗出一顿晚饭
2. 扰乱
Bad weather scrambled the air schedules. 恶劣的天气打乱了飞行班次。
scramble sb.'s breakfast habit 打乱某人的早餐习惯
the scrambled pages of one's speech 搞乱了页码的讲演稿
3. 炒(蛋)
4. 使仓促行动
He scrambled the children out of the burning house. 他赶着孩子们匆匆离开着火的屋子。
5. 【军】命令(拦截机组)紧急起飞
6. 抛出(物件等)供抢夺
scramble pennies for children in the street 撒出一把分币让街上的孩童们去争抢
7. 【电子】倒换(无线电或电视信号等)的频率(使在无特殊仪器的情况下无法接收)
These devices can be used to scramble conversation. 这些机器可用来扰乱通话频率。
8. 勉强完成，勉强取得
II n.
1. 爬行；攀登
It was a long scramble over rocks to the top of the mountain. 通过长时间的攀登山岩才能到达山顶。
2. 争夺，抢夺
the scramble for wealth and power 争权夺利
There was a scramble to get into the shop on the first day of the bargain sales. 在大廉价的第一天，顾客们争先恐后拥进店门。
3. 混乱；混乱的一团
a scramble of names 一批杂乱的名字
4. 〈英〉摩托车越野赛
5. 【电子】扰频，倒频
6. 【军】(空军拦截机组的)紧急起飞
7. 【美橄】(四分卫在传球掩护被攻破后的)持球跑进
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