"scramble" in Chinese (Simplified)

• 争抢
• 攀爬
• 打乱

Definition

用手脚快速而笨拙地移动或攀爬；混合东西使其混乱；或搅拌鸡蛋烹饪。

Usage Notes (Chinese (Simplified))

"Scramble" 通常用于非正式语境，表示紧急、混乱的动作或行为。常搭配用于爬坡、搅拌、抢座等。常见搭配："scramble up a hill", "scramble eggs", "scramble for seats"。不要与 "ramble"（漫步）混淆。

Examples

He had to scramble up the rocks to reach the top.

他不得不**攀爬**岩石才能到达顶部。

Can you scramble the eggs for breakfast?

你能为早餐**炒**鸡蛋吗？

People began to scramble for the last tickets.

人们开始**争抢**最后几张票。

I had to scramble out the door this morning—I almost missed the bus.

今天早上我不得不**匆忙出门**—差点错过公交车。

They’re really going to scramble for that job opening when it’s posted.

职位一发布，他们肯定会**抢着申请**。

The sudden noise made everyone scramble to find out what happened.

突然的噪音让大家都**急忙去**看看发生了什么。