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Meanings of scramble to in English
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Usage of scramble to in English
1
In response, card issuers scramble to figure out which charges are legitimate.
2
We had to scramble to get a solution for that, he said.
3
Whenever Hollywood needs, a team of Coliseum workers will scramble to help.
4
We shall be falling over one another in the scramble to volunteer.
5
Tuesday begins a helter-skelter scramble to the finish, especially for the Republicans.
6
Purposely, Burke gave him just enough room to scramble to his feet.
7
Thompson lost a fumble on a scramble to end the first drive.
8
When their plot goes awry, the criminals scramble to escape being caught.
9
I heard Barb scramble to her feet and run for the door.
10
Then I scramble to my feet and walk over to the corpse.
11
You shouldn't have to scramble to get your tinder, kindling, and fuel.
12
They are smashing in the dug-out. A methodical scramble to the orifice.
13
I used the time to scramble to my feet and face him.
14
No rushing through the doors, no desperate scramble to nab a bargain.
15
Governments are taking increasingly drastic measures as they scramble to contain the virus.
16
My undignified scramble to the summit was well worth it, however.
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Scramble to across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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