v.(迅速而吃力地)爬，攀登，争抢，抢占，争夺，艰难地(或仓促地)完成，炒（蛋），扰码，倒频，扰乱（思维），命令（飞机）紧急起飞
n.(尤指需要手脚并用的)艰难行走，爬，攀登，争抢，抢占，争夺，摩托车越野赛

原形：scramble第三人称单数：scrambles复数：scrambles过去式：scrambled过去分词：scrambled现在分词：scrambling

Students scrambled for jobs after graduation.
学生们毕业后争相找工作。
Tourists were scrambling over the observation tower looking for the best view.
游客们争先恐后地爬上观景塔，寻找最佳的景色。
In the rush hour , there was a mad scramble for a seat.
在交通高峰期，人们疯狂地争抢座位。
She scrambled up the steep hill, her heart pounding.
她气喘吁吁地爬上陡峭的山坡，心跳加速。
The cook scrambled eggs for the breakfast rush.
厨师为了早餐高峰时间快速煎了鸡蛋。
The children scrambled to be the first in line.
孩子们争先恐后地排队。
The stock market took a sudden dive, causing investors to scramble for safety.
股市突然下跌，导致投资者急于寻求避险。
He scrambled over the fence to escape the pursuing dog.
他翻过篱笆以躲避追赶的狗。
The pilot had to scramble the fighter jets to intercept the unidentified aircraft.
飞行员必须紧急起飞战斗机来拦截不明飞行物。
The football player scrambled for a touchdown, dodging defenders along the way.
足球运动员避开防守队员，奋力冲向终点区得分。
She scrambled to finish her project before the deadline.
她在截止日期前匆忙完成她的项目。
The soldiers scrambled to get into position before the enemy arrived.
士兵们在敌人到达前迅速就位。
The radio host scrambled to find a replacement guest when the scheduled one cancelled at the last minute.
广播主持人在最后时刻嘉宾取消时，急忙寻找替代嘉宾。