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Meanings of scramble in English
Synonyms
Examples for "battle"
Examples for "battle"
1
I wish I was home to battle this situation with my family.
2
Establishing the banks' current position is, of course, just half the battle.
3
ROSS, Major-General John; in the Great March; in the battle of Candahar.
4
However, in developing countries with isolated communities, treatment remains an uphill battle.
5
Lawmakers made clear another battle, over a final nuclear deal, lays ahead.
1
However, many brands have created new amazing products to calm inflamed skin.
2
A typical human body sheds perhaps five million skin particles per day.
3
Main outcome measures: Serum HIV-1 antibody status and tuberculin skin test reactivity.
4
They are in remarkably good health, although some have developed skin infections.
5
In human, however, transdermal application to the breast skin provides local delivery.
1
However, one answer I struggle to see is with my family situation.
2
The meeting takes place as many of Europe's banks continue to struggle.
3
American families struggle to afford health insurance because they keep buying smartphones.
4
Previously, some affected family members expressed their financial struggle after the attacks.
5
Such firms often struggle to access credit in China's state-dominated financial system.
1
Gallas is recovering from a shin injury; Desailly has a back problem.
2
This was his thigh; this his shin; this his ankle and foot.
3
They will, for example, scream for passes or adjust their shin pads.
4
Pounding heart, wavery vision, vague feeling of nausea, burning shin, aching hands.
5
Bend the left knee and raise that shin perpendicular to the floor.
1
Somehow he stayed above water, cursing at Sedric, unable to clamber out.
2
He must manage to clamber upon the top of the plank himself.
3
The other prisoners clamber up and sit down, using coffin-lids as benches.
4
I believe I screamed aloud, and started to clamber from the van.
5
He expected us to wade out, too, and clamber over the sides.
1
Investors put aside any concerns that the high-flying company would soon sputter.
2
He switched on the electric current, and the apparatus began to sputter.
3
The helicopter man pulled the ignition-cord and a rocket began to sputter.
4
He slammed the door viciously going out, causing the lamp to sputter.
5
The eruption of Vesuvius was only a little sputter to what followed.
1
With my wounded shoulder it was impossible to shinny up the pipe.
2
This is the NHL, and right now we're just playing shinny hockey.
3
To brother Bill fell shinny clubs and bats, marbles and a kite.
4
He'll let you play 'shinny' in the halls if you want to.
5
For every gesture other apps have, we have a big shinny button.
Usage of scramble in English
1
They are all in the scramble from the lowest to the highest.
2
There was a general rush and scramble; men swore and women shrieked.
3
Once scramble begins to look solid, after about 1 minute, add tomatoes.
4
There's a franatic scramble in the Liverpool penalty area and Hyypia clears.
5
In response, card issuers scramble to figure out which charges are legitimate.
6
We had to scramble to get a solution for that, he said.
7
Presently the paper is broken and the youngsters scramble for the contents.
8
Frantically the lion sought to scramble up the bole of the tree.
9
It cannot be helped; we must scramble through it somehow or other.
10
Here she proposed to scramble out and bask in the golden warmth.
11
Whenever Hollywood needs, a team of Coliseum workers will scramble to help.
12
Gripping the indentations in the crane arm, she started to scramble clear.
13
The difficulty was to scramble down the rocks on to the sand.
14
You take the light and hold it down and I'll scramble in.
15
Tells how the scramble for money can propel legislation or paralyze it.
16
We shall be falling over one another in the scramble to volunteer.
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Translations for scramble
Spanish
Scramble through the time
Scramble across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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