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Meanings of scattering in English
Usage of scattering in English
1
A scattering of cases have been reported in other countries, including Thailand.
2
The scattering of risk across occupations also has important public policy implications.
3
However, CGWS has been demonstrated so far only in weakly scattering samples.
4
Fine young Terran specimens danced in the lead while scattering flower petals.
5
Soldiers were scattering across the snow as far as I could see.
6
In his nervous excitement the papers fell, scattering broadcast over the floor.
7
I expect to set the savage old monsters scattering in every direction.
8
The presence of off-pathway species was confirmed by small angle x-ray scattering.
9
Ianto hunkered down to check, and discovered a scattering of fine sand.
10
It leaves a scattering of bastard half-brothers and -sisters,' Henry points out.
11
Like a whirlwind they were in the crowd, scattering it like dust.
12
He led the way toward the lantern, the group of officers scattering.
13
The habit of our scattering thoughts must also be brought under control.
14
There was also a scattering of the combat boosted in the room.
15
Quasimodo walked in front of him, scattering the crowd as he passed.
16
Instead of scattering into groups, the boys gathered in a body outside.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Scattering through the time
Scattering across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common