scrambling in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for scrambling in the English»Spanish Dictionary

scrambling [Am ˈskræmb(ə)lɪŋ, Brit ˈskramblɪŋ] N U

1. scrambling SPORTS:

scrambling Brit

motocross m de montaña (o sobre terreno escarpado)

2. scrambling (of messages):

scrambling

codificación f (con scrambler)

I.scramble [Am ˈskræmbəl, Brit ˈskramb(ə)l] N

1.1. scramble no pl (chaotic rush):

several people were hurt in the scramble

varias personas salieron lastimadas en el barullo or la confusión or la rebatiña

there was a scramble to complete all the work in time

hubo grandes prisas para terminar el trabajo a tiempo

there was a scramble to complete all the work in time

hubo un gran apuro para terminar el trabajo a tiempo LatAm

scramble for sth there was a last-minute scramble for tickets

a último momento hubo una rebatiña para conseguir entradas

1.2. scramble no pl (difficult climb):

scramble

subida f difícil

scramble

escalada f difícil

2. scramble C Brit SPORTS:

scramble

carrera f de motocross

II.scramble [Am ˈskræmbəl, Brit ˈskramb(ə)l] VB intr

1.1. scramble (clamber) + adv compl:

to scramble to one's feet

levantarse

to scramble to one's feet

ponerse de pie (apresuradamente o con dificultad)

I scrambled out of the wreckage

salí como pude del vehículo siniestrado

we scrambled through the bushes

nos abrimos paso con dificultad a través de los arbustos

he scrambled up the rocks

subió las rocas gateando

1.2. scramble (struggle, compete):

to scramble for

pelearse por

to scramble for

andar a la rebatiña por

the boys were scrambling for sweets

los niños se peleaban por los caramelos

2. scramble:

scramble AVIAT, MIL

despegar (con urgencia)

the squadron was ready to scramble

el escuadrón estaba listo para despegar or recibir la orden de despegue

III.scramble [Am ˈskræmbəl, Brit ˈskramb(ə)l] VB trans

1.1. scramble (mix):

scramble

mezclar

let's scramble all the letters/numbers

mezclemos las letras/los números

to scramble eggs

hacer huevos revueltos

1.2. scramble message:

scramble

codificar

scramble

cifrar

2. scramble SPORTS:

scramble goal/run

hacer a duras penas

a defender scrambled the ball away/back

un defensa a duras penas despejó/devolvió la pelota

scramble net N

1. scramble net NAUT (for escape):

scramble net

red f de salvamento

2. scramble net (of climbing frame):

scramble net

estructura de barras con una red para juegos infantiles

Translations for scrambling in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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cross (en motociclismo)

scrambling Brit

cross

scrambling bike Brit

rebatiña

scramble

scrambling in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scrambling in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.scramble [ˈskræmbl] VB intr

1. scramble (move hastily):

scramble

moverse apresuradamente

to scramble for sth

esforzarse por algo

to scramble through the hedge

arrastrarse por la zanja

2. scramble (try to get first):

scramble

luchar

3. scramble (take off quickly):

scramble

despegar

II.scramble [ˈskræmbl] VB trans

1. scramble (mix together):

scramble

revolver

scrambled eggs

huevos revueltos

2. scramble (encrypt):

scramble

codificar

3. scramble (take off quickly):

scramble

hacer despegar

III.scramble [ˈskræmbl] N

1. scramble no pl:

scramble (rush)

carrera f

scramble (chase)

persecución f

2. scramble no pl (struggle to get):

scramble

arrebatiña f

scramble

rebatinga f Mex

3. scramble (motorcycle race):

scramble

carrera f de motocross

Translations for scrambling in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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esta oficina esta llena de trepas luchando por llegar a la cima

this office is full of ambitious go-getters scrambling to reach the top

scrambling Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to scramble for sth

esforzarse por algo

to scramble through the hedge

arrastrarse por la zanja

this office is full of ambitious go-getters scrambling to reach the top

esta oficina esta llena de trepas luchando por llegar a la cima

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He was an eloquent speaker and would often send reporters scrambling for dictionaries.

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I was always scrambling for his leavings.

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The vine species grow anywhere from 1 to 12 m (3 to 40 ft.) tall, scrambling over other plants with their spiky thorns.

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The mountain gets fully covered with snow during the winter months which provides opportunities for skiing and mountaineering, ice climbing and scrambling.

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They were expecting to find many survivors, and rigged scrambling nets and heaving lines, and placed life belts on the deck where they could be quickly thrown in.

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Even cooked breakfasts can be made healthily, by scrambling or poaching eggs, instead of frying them, and by grilling mushrooms and tomatoes.

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Today you could go out and buy electric egg cookers, microwaveable egg cookers, omelette makers, egg-scrambling devices, egg-separating tools and egg slicers.

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Barely controlled chaos, kids scarfing their meals and scrambling to finish homework in the cafeteria.

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Other characteristics related to their hunting heritage are a size suited for scrambling in and out of boats and an inordinate love for water.

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If both the base station and the mobile station supported scrambling, they could agree upon using it when initiating a phone call.

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