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Meaning scramble meaning

What does scramble mean?
Definitions in simple English

scramble Verb

— If you scramble, you climb quickly and with difficulty, often using your hands to help you. They scrambled like spiders up the rocks. — If you scramble to do something, you do quickly and with difficulty. She scrambled out of her car. He scrambled to get to his next class. New Yorkers scrambled to find other routes to work when the subway broke down. — If you scramble for something, you compete or fight with others to get it. When the new show was announced everyone scrambled for tickets. — If you scramble food, you mix and then cook it. He scrambled some eggs. — If something is scrambled, it is mixed up. Sometimes using email can scramble the message.

scramble Noun

— A scramble is when someone is hurrying or doing something really fast.

scramble

— verb to move hurriedly The friend scrambled after them — verb climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling — noun an unceremonious and disorganized struggle — verb make unintelligible scramble the message so that nobody can understand it — verb bring into random order — verb (= beat) stir vigorously beat the egg whites beat the cream — noun (= scamper) rushing about hastily in an undignified way

Synonyms scramble synonyms

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scramble English » English

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Topics scramble topics

What do people use scramble to talk about?
Daily life Food Food preparation

Cooking methods
Physical actions Arrange

Mix

Conjugation scramble conjugation

How do you conjugate scramble?

scramble · verb

Examples scramble examples

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Movie subtitles

If Muley. If Muley can scramble along, I. I guess I can.
No transportation for a scramble.
I'll scramble you some eggs.
This is D.N.I. Scramble, will you?
You can scramble them, coddle them or devil them.
Three months ago, I couldn't scramble eggs.
Gonna be at that pig scramble?
Come on, scramble.
I can't fire him, scramble his whole command overnight.
Put it on scramble, will you?
Our destination has been scramble-fed into the ship's computers.
Yes, all planes are ready to scramble.
Put this in the proximity of the Companion. Throw this switch, and it will scramble every electrical impulse the creature can produce.
Two Section scramble!
I'll scramble those eggs.
Unless you scramble them.
Let the little shows scramble for the thin milk.
The alert was sounded to scramble interceptors.
Scramble out of bed with these shoes!
You can scramble an egg, can't you?
Let's scramble!
Watch it, somebody's coming. Scramble.
Well, I can always scramble an egg.
We are all free to join the scramble for power and riches, and to sell our beliefs to buy success.
Now I'm going to scramble this egg.
If Muley can scramble along, I. I guess I can.
If this touches her in any way, any way, I'll scramble it so you'll all be stopped.
Why you can't do a simple thing. like scramble a couple of eggs, I'll never know.
And put it on scramble, will you?
Our destination has been scramble-fed into ship's computers.
Scramble 2 on the hotline.
Well, you bend down and I climb on top of you and scramble up. Look, I'll show you.
Throw this switch, and it will scramble every electrical impulse the creature can produce.

News and current affairs

The dollar remains the world's reserve currency, and investors' scramble into US government debt at every peak in the crisis since 2008 has underscored America's safe-haven status (even in crises that America caused).
Public resources, like land, minerals, and hydrocarbons, and the telecommunications spectrum, have shot up in value, and in the scramble to control them, businessmen seek shortcuts.
Developed-country governments scramble to subsidize technology that could be the Next Big Thing.
But, in the longer term, those limits on federal power will push Iraq toward a sectarian scramble for power and revenue.
But it is obvious that even a last-minute scramble to salvage some form of agreement will fare no better in actually helping the planet.
If, however, a scramble towards the left occurs within the left camp, the Greens would stand to lose, as would their most likely coalition partners.
Each new revelation of physical abuse, maltreatment, and sexual humiliation of Iraqi prisoners by American and British soldiers shocks international public opinion, leaving officials to scramble desperately to contain the damage.
Let's call the first scenario Scramble.
But it is doubly dangerous when it poses a risk of region-wide destabilization and a scramble for influence among the world's greatest military powers - the United States, Russia, and China.
By translating relative electoral majorities into absolute parliamentary majorities, it enables winning parties to govern rather than enter into permanent negotiations with coalition partners and scramble constantly for parliamentary majorities.
A public commitment of this magnitude should help calm the disorderly scramble for Europe.
What do businesses, citizens, and policymakers need to know as they scramble to keep up?
Global climate-change negotiations have similarly ended in failure, and disagreement reigns concerning how to address food and energy security amid a new scramble for global resources.
South Korea, too, has joined the scramble.
In recent years, China's government alone has invested billions of dollars in African infrastructure and resource extraction, raising suspicions that a new scramble for Africa is underway.
Because educational attainment is considered a measure of merit, officials scramble to obtain advanced degrees in order to gain an advantage in the competition for power.
Finally - and most fatally - the bankruptcy of any large US financial firm today would induce a scramble for assets by regulators around the world.
In the Scramble scenario, nations rush to secure energy resources for themselves, fearing that energy security is a zero-sum game, with clear winners and losers.
As China's leaders scramble to address these challenges, will they still relish the idea of providing an international audience with front-row seats?
A Scramble for Asia?
Breeders routinely use radiation or chemical mutagens on seeds to scramble a plant's DNA and generate new traits.
South Korea has also, of course, joined the scramble.
The scramble for available assets and a dangerous euphoria may occur through purely domestic mechanisms.

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