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Detailed Translations for scramble from English to Spanish

scramble:

scramble [the ~] noun

  1. the scramble (musical chairs)
    el juego de las sillas

to scramble verb (scrambles, scrambled, scrambling)

  1. to scramble (rummage; grabble)
    ajetrearse; reventar; remover; darse prisa; trepar a; encaramarse a
  2. to scramble (clamber; shin; climb)
    hurgar; reventar; trepar a; sacar al azar; ir a galope tendido; encaramarse a; coger a la arrebatiña

Conjugations for scramble:

present
  1. scramble
  2. scramble
  3. scrambles
  4. scramble
  5. scramble
  6. scramble
simple past
  1. scrambled
  2. scrambled
  3. scrambled
  4. scrambled
  5. scrambled
  6. scrambled
present perfect
  1. have scrambled
  2. have scrambled
  3. has scrambled
  4. have scrambled
  5. have scrambled
  6. have scrambled
past continuous
  1. was scrambling
  2. were scrambling
  3. was scrambling
  4. were scrambling
  5. were scrambling
  6. were scrambling
future
  1. shall scramble
  2. will scramble
  3. will scramble
  4. shall scramble
  5. will scramble
  6. will scramble
continuous present
  1. am scrambling
  2. are scrambling
  3. is scrambling
  4. are scrambling
  5. are scrambling
  6. are scrambling
subjunctive
  1. be scrambled
  2. be scrambled
  3. be scrambled
  4. be scrambled
  5. be scrambled
  6. be scrambled
diverse
  1. scramble!
  2. let's scramble!
  5. scrambled
  6. scrambling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for scramble:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
juego de las sillas musical chairs; scramble
- scamper; scuffle; scurry
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ajetrearse grabble; rummage; scramble drudge; go out of one's way; put oneself out; slave; slave away; work oneself to the bone; work to pieces
coger a la arrebatiña clamber; climb; scramble; shin grope about; rummage about; rummage around
darse prisa grabble; rummage; scramble haste; hasten; hurry; hurry up; hustle; make haste; move it; race; rouse; run; rush; speed up; sprint; stress; urge on
encaramarse a clamber; climb; grabble; rummage; scramble; shin
hurgar clamber; climb; scramble; shin boost; burrow; dig; encourage; grabble; grope about; jab; motivate; pick; pick loose; poke; prod; push on; root; root up; rout; rummage; rummage about; rummage around; sniff; stimulate
ir a galope tendido clamber; climb; scramble; shin
remover grabble; rummage; scramble budge; decline; deprive; get going; mix; move; move house; put in motion; regress; set in motion; stir; waining
reventar clamber; climb; grabble; rummage; scramble; shin attack; blow to bits; blow to pieces; blow up; burst into pieces; crack into pieces; damage; die; erode; explode; fly to pieces; jump down; jump over; leap down; leap off; shatter; spoil
sacar al azar clamber; climb; scramble; shin
trepar a clamber; climb; grabble; rummage; scramble; shin
- beat; clamber; jumble; shin; shinny; skin; sputter; struggle; throw together

Related Words for "scramble":

  • unscramble, scrambling, scrambles

Synonyms for "scramble":


Antonyms for "scramble":

  • unscramble

Related Definitions for "scramble":

  1. rushing about hastily in an undignified way1
  2. an unceremonious and disorganized struggle1
  3. make unintelligible1
    • scramble the message so that nobody can understand it1
  4. stir vigorously1
  5. bring into random order1
  6. to move hurriedly1
    • The friend scrambled after them1
  7. climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling1

Wiktionary Translations for scramble:

scramble
verb
  1. to move hurriedly to a location using all limbs against a surface
  2. to mix food ingredients in a mix to be cooked into a loose mass
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• scramble → trepar ↔ gravir — Monter avec effort.
• scramble → trepar ↔ grimper — gravir, monter en s’agrippant.
• scramble → quiosco; aguaducho ↔ kiosque — urbanisme|fr siècle|XVIII Dans l’aménagement des parc et jardin, pavillon pour l’agrément ou la musique, d’inspiration oriental, de structure léger et ouverte et de plan circulaire ou polygonal.

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