| 释义 |
scam·ble
I. \ˈskambəl\ verb
(scambled ; scambled ; scambling \-b(ə)liŋ\ ; scambles)
Etymology: origin unknown
intransitive verb
1. obsolete : to struggle with others for largess thrown to a crowd; broadly : to struggle greedily and indecorously for something
2. chiefly dialect : to get on somehow : stumble along
3. dialect England : to loll around : sprawl, shamble
transitive verb
1. dialect : to scrape together : collect
2. dialect England : to trample down
II. \ˈskam(b)əl\ noun
(-s)
dialect England : botch, mess
III.
dialect Britain
variant of shamble |