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scrambled

/ˈskræm.bəld/

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adjective

B1formalcommonculinary/ˈskræm.bəld/

Describes something that is mixed, jumbled, or disorganized; often used for eggs cooked by stirring or for a confused state.

ruОписывает что-то смешанное, перепутанное или неорганизованное; часто используется для яиц, приготовленных путем перемешивания, или для запутанного состояния.esDescribe algo mezclado, revuelto o desordenado; se usa a menudo para huevos preparados batiéndolos y mezclándolos, o para un estado confuso o caótico.frDécrit quelque chose de mélangé, brouillé ou désorganisé ; souvent utilisé pour des œufs cuits en remuant, ou pour un état confus.deBeschreibt etwas Gemischtes, Durcheinandergebrachtes oder Ungeordnetes; oft für Eier verwendet, die durch Verrühren zubereitet werden, oder für einen verworrenen Zustand.ptDescreve algo misturado, embaralhado ou desorganizado; usado com frequência para ovos preparados ao se mexer, bem como para uma situação confusa ou um estado desorganizado.zh形容事物混杂、混乱或无序;常用于指搅拌过的鸡蛋,或指杂乱无章的状态。arيصف شيئًا مخلوطًا أو مضطربًا أو غير منظم؛ ويُستعمل غالبًا للبيض المخفوق بالتحريك، أو لحالة من الالتباس والفوضى.

  1. Cooked eggs A1 formal culinary

    Of eggs, beaten and cooked in a pan until set but still soft.

    • She ordered scrambled eggs for breakfast.
    • The chef prepared fluffy scrambled eggs with butter.
    • I like my scrambled eggs with cheese and herbs.

    ruВзбитые и жареныеesHuevos revueltosfrŒufs brouillésdeRühreiptOvos mexidoszh炒蛋arبيض مخفوق مقلي

  2. Mixed up or disordered B1 informal

    In a state of confusion or disorder; jumbled.

    • The message was scrambled and hard to read.
    • His thoughts were scrambled after the long flight.
    • The signal was scrambled, so we couldn't watch the channel.

    ruПеремешанныйesMezclado y desordenadofrembrouillé, en désordredeDurcheinanderptMisturadozh混乱的arمُخْتَلِط

    Synonyms: chaoticconfuseddisordereddisorganizedjumbledmessymuddledtangled

    Antonyms: arrangedorderedorganizedsorted

  • more scrambled comparative form
  • most scrambled superlative form

verb

B2formalcommon/ˈskræm.bəl/

A verb used to indicate moving quickly and awkwardly, often using hands and feet, or to mix or jumble something, or to cook eggs by stirring them.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения быстрого и неловкого передвижения, часто с помощью рук и ног, или смешивания или перемешивания чего-либо, или приготовления яиц путем их взбивания.esVerbo que indica moverse rápidamente y con dificultad, a menudo usando manos y pies, o mezclar o revolver algo, o preparar huevos batidos mientras se cocinan.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner un déplacement rapide et maladroit, souvent en s'aidant des mains et des pieds, ou le fait de mélanger ou brouiller quelque chose, ou encore de préparer des œufs en les battant.deSich schnell und ungeschickt, oft mit Händen und Füßen, fortbewegen oder klettern; etwas durcheinanderbringen oder vermischen; Eier verquirlen.ptVerbo usado para indicar um movimento rápido e desajeitado, geralmente usando mãos e pés, como subir ou escalar com esforço; também significa misturar ou mexer algo, ou preparar ovos mexendo-os.zh表示快速而笨拙地移动,常手脚并用;也表示混合、搅乱或搅拌;还表示将鸡蛋打散搅拌。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على التحرك بسرعة وبشكل غير مرتب، غالبًا باستخدام اليدين والقدمين، أو خلط الأشياء وتقليبها، أو خفق البيض.

  1. Move hurriedly B1 informal

    To move quickly and often with urgency, especially in a disorganized way.

    • The children scrambled to get their toys before the rain started.
    • She scrambled to finish her homework before the deadline.
    • Everyone scrambled for cover when the storm hit.

    ruТоропливо двигатьсяesMoverse apresuradamentefrse précipiterdeSich hastig bewegenptMover-se apressadamentezh匆忙移动arالتحرك بسرعة

    Synonyms: bustledashhastenhurryrushscamperscurry

    Antonyms: amblemarchplodsaunterstroll

  2. Climb awkwardly B1 informal

    To climb or move over rough or uneven ground using hands and feet.

    • We scrambled up the rocky hillside to get a better view.
    • He scrambled over the fence to escape the dog.
    • The hikers scrambled down the steep path carefully.

    ruКарабкатьсяesTrepar a gatasfrGrimper maladroitementdeKletternptEscalar com dificuldadezh攀爬arالتسلق بمشقة

    Synonyms: clamberscrabble

  3. Bring into random order B2 formal

    To mix or jumble something so that it is no longer in a logical or sequential order.

    • The algorithm scrambles the data to protect privacy.
    • She scrambled the letters of the word to create a puzzle.
    • The files were scrambled after the system crash.

    ruПеремешатьesmezclar al azarfrmélanger aléatoirementdeIn zufällige Reihenfolge bringenptMisturar aleatoriamentezh打乱顺序arخلط عشوائي

    Synonyms: disarrangedisorderjumblemixpermuteshuffle

    Antonyms: arrangeorderorganizesort

  4. Stir vigorously A2 informal

    To mix ingredients quickly and thoroughly, often in cooking.

    • Scramble the eggs in a bowl before cooking them.
    • He scrambled the batter until it was smooth.
    • She scrambled the sauce to combine all the flavors.

    ruВзбиватьesrevolver enérgicamentefrMélanger vigoureusementdeKräftig verrührenptBaterzh搅拌arخفق

    Synonyms: beatblendmixstirwhisk

    Antonyms: arrangelayerseparatesettle

  5. Make unintelligible B2 formal

    To alter a signal or message so that it cannot be understood without special equipment.

    • The military scrambled the radio transmission to prevent eavesdropping.
    • The TV channel scrambles its signal for paid subscribers.
    • The software scrambles the text to protect sensitive information.

    ruЗашифроватьesCodificar (una señal)frbrouillerdeVerschlüsselnptCodificarzh加密arيشوّش

    Synonyms: ciphercodedistortencodeencryptgarblejumble

    Antonyms: clarifydecodedecrypt

  • scrambled past participle
  • scrambled past simple
  • scrambling present participle
  • scrambles third person singular