desperate scramble

拼命的争夺

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Used to describe a panicked and urgent rush.

用于描述一种惊慌失措的紧急冲刺。

scrambleADJECTIVE + scramble (noun)

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例句 (10)

desperate scramble = 拼命的争夺 (用于描述一种惊慌失措的紧急冲刺。)

  • There was a desperate scramble for seats on the last train.最后一班列车上，人们拼命争抢座位。
  • The company faced a desperate scramble to avoid bankruptcy.公司面临拼命挣扎以避免破产的局面。
  • Candidates engaged in a desperate scramble for votes in the final hours.在最后几个小时里，候选人拼命争夺选票。
  • After the accident, there was a desperate scramble to reach safety.事故发生后，人们拼命争抢着逃往安全地带。
  • It was a desperate scramble among students for the few available scholarships.学生们拼命争夺为数不多的奖学金。
  • Every morning, it's a desperate scramble to get the kids ready for school.每天早上，都是拼命忙乱地把孩子们准备好上学。
  • The budget cuts led to a desperate scramble for dwindling resources.预算削减导致了对日益减少的资源的拼命争夺。
  • With the deadline approaching, the team was in a desperate scramble to finish the project.随着截止日期的临近，团队正拼命赶工完成项目。
  • The sudden announcement caused a desperate scramble among tourists to change their plans.突如其来的宣布导致游客们拼命争相改变计划。
  • The end of the war sparked a desperate scramble for food and supplies.战争的结束引发了对食物和物资的拼命争夺。