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Kletterpartie über/durch/auf

u rečniku PONS

I. scram·ble [ˈskræmbl̩] N

1. scramble no pl (scrambling):

scramble over/through/up
Kletterpartie f <-, -n> über/durch/auf +acc

2. scramble no pl:

scramble (rush) for
Gedrängel nt <-s> inf um +acc
scramble (scrap) for
Gerangel nt <-s> inf um +acc
scramble (chase) for
Jagd f <-, -en> nach +dat

3. scramble no pl (struggle):

scramble for
Kampf m <-(e)s, Kämp·fe> um +acc
the Scramble for Africa HISTORY

4. scramble Brit (motorcycle race):

scramble

II. scram·ble [ˈskræmbl̩] VB intr

1. scramble:

scramble (climb)
kraxeln inf esp SGer, A, CH
to scramble down the hillside
to scramble up the hillside

2. scramble (move hastily and awkwardly):

scramble
to scramble into one's clothes
to scramble into one's clothes
to scramble for the exit
to scramble to one's feet
sich acc hochrappeln [o. CH aufrappeln] inf
to scramble out of sb's way

3. scramble (compete):

to scramble for sth
sich acc um etw acc reißen
to scramble for sth (struggle)
sich acc um etw acc rangeln
to scramble for sth (push)
sich acc zu etw dat drängeln [o. inf vordrängeln]
to scramble for the exit
to scramble for the best seats

4. scramble (take off quickly):

scramble aircraft

III. scram·ble [ˈskræmbl̩] VB trans

1. scramble (beat and cook):

to scramble sth eggs
etw verrühren [o. inf verquirlen]
to scramble eggs

2. scramble inf:

to scramble sb's brains

3. scramble (encode):

to scramble sth

4. scramble (take off quickly):

to scramble sth aircraft

5. scramble COMPUT:

to scramble sth

scramble together, scramble up VB trans

to scramble together [or up] sth
to scramble together [or up] sth money, ingredients
Present
Iscramble
youscramble
he/she/itscrambles
wescramble
youscramble
theyscramble
Past
Iscrambled
youscrambled
he/she/itscrambled
wescrambled
youscrambled
theyscrambled
Present Perfect
Ihavescrambled
youhavescrambled
he/she/ithasscrambled
wehavescrambled
youhavescrambled
theyhavescrambled
Past Perfect
Ihadscrambled
youhadscrambled
he/she/ithadscrambled
wehadscrambled
youhadscrambled
theyhadscrambled