scrabbled

/skɹˈæbəld/ verb

simple past and past participle of scrabble

Word Origin Scrabble comes from Dutch schrabben 'to scrape, scratch' — so scrabbled means scratched or clawed at. The word is related to scramble and scrape, all from a Germanic root meaning to scratch. The board game Scrabble gets its name from the idea of scratching letters together.

verb simple past and past participle of scrabble

She scrabbled through the drawer looking for her missing keys.

(动词) 扒寻;翻找;摸索

她在抽屉里乱翻寻找丢失的钥匙。

(verbo) rebuscó; rebuscado; hurgó; hurgado; escarbó [pretérito simple y participio pasado de scrabble (rebuscar, hurgar)]

Rebuscó en el cajón buscando sus llaves perdidas.

(verbe) a fouillé; fouillé; cherché à tâtons [Fouillé, cherché à tâtons de manière désordonnée et précipitée.]

Elle a fouillé dans le tiroir à la recherche de ses clés perdues.

(Verb) wühlte; kramte; durchwühlte [**scrabbled** *Vergangenheitsform und Partizip Perfekt von* **scrabble** – hastig oder ungeordnet nach etwas suchen, oft mit den Händen.]

Sie **scrabbled** in der Schublade herum, um ihre verlorenen Schlüssel zu finden.

(動詞) scrabble の過去形・過去分詞。手でかき回す、手探りでもがくように探す。

彼女はなくなった鍵を探して引き出しの中をかき回した。

(verbo) esgravateou; tateou; vasculhou; remexeu; fuçou [passado simples e particípio passado de scrabble]

Ela fuçou na gaveta procurando pelas chaves perdidas.

Word parts: scrabble + d

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