"Scrambling" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Scrambling" Meaning

To move or walk quickly and awkwardly, often with the feet tangled together.

"Scrambling" Examples

Usage Examples for "scrambling"

Verb

1. Scrambling to find a seat on the crowded bus:
- Many people were scrambling to find a seat on the crowded bus.

2. Scrambling for food in the fridge:
- The children were scrambling around the fridge, looking for any leftover pizza slices.

3. The hikers were scrambling up the steep mountain:
- Hikers took the well-marked route, while others were scrambling up the steep and rocky slope.

Noun

4. The potatoes were a perfect example of scrambling egg:
- Unlike eggs or pancakes, which are made by whisking everything together before cooking, potatoes don’t need any scrambling.

5. In the all-day buffet, scrambling is a popular breakfast dish:
- The choice of food was vast, ranging from Italian pasta and a French crepes station to Spanish paella and a popular American breakfast station with cracked scrambled eggs and waffles.