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scrambling in German

scrambling in German is Scrambling, Verwürfelung, kletternd — scrambling means climbing steep or rocky terrain using both hands and feet for balance.

scrambling in German

Scrambling
noun
Verwürfelung
noun
kletternd
verb
scrambling
verb

What does "scrambling" mean?

  1. noun Climbing steep or rocky terrain using both hands and feet for balance.
    "Scrambling up the ridge took nearly an hour."
  2. adj Moving in a hurried, awkward, or disorderly way.
    "A scrambling crowd rushed for the exits."

scrambling in a sentence

  • Scrambling up the ridge took nearly an hour.
  • A scrambling crowd rushed for the exits.

Common German translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "scrambling" in German?

"scrambling" in German is Scrambling, Verwürfelung, kletternd. scrambling means: Climbing steep or rocky terrain using both hands and feet for balance.

How do you use "scrambling" in a sentence?

Example: "Scrambling up the ridge took nearly an hour." In German, "scrambling" is Scrambling, Verwürfelung, kletternd.

Are there other ways to say "scrambling" in German?

Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "scrambling": Scrambling, Verwürfelung, kletternd, scrambling.

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