scramble

用法例句

They vied with one another for the trophy.

他们互相争夺奖杯。

We contended with each other for the prize.

我们互相争夺那奖品。

The two boys vied with each other for the first place.

那两个孩子互相争夺第一名。

These companies are jostling with one another for markets

这些公司正在互相争夺市

The birds contested one another for nesting territory.

鸟儿互相争夺筑巢的地盘。

Big transcontinental enterprises jostle with one another for world markets.

巨大的跨国公司[企业]互相争夺国际市

During the California gold rush, men had a dog - eat - dog life.

在加利福尼亚淘金时期，人们互相争夺，不择手段。

Big transcontinental enterprises jostle with one another for world markets

巨大的跨国公司[企业]互相争夺国际市场。

Some people are seriously afflicted with selfish departmentalism: they are always ducking responsibility, jockeying for power and wrangling with others, thinking only of the interests of their own unit.

有些本位主义严重的人，甚至遇到责任互相推诿，遇到权利互相争夺，扯不完的皮。

Mutual scrambling for power and profit was a common occurrence with high officials and noble lords.

达官贵人内部互相争权夺利是经常发生的。

A struggle for domination between two contending persons, groups, or ideas.

斗争相互对抗的人们，团体或思想之间争夺统治地位的斗争

Quite unaccountably, the Chinese fought among themselves for power and money, suspecting and hating each other.

中国人就是那样毫无原因地互相争权夺利和猜疑仇恨。

After the leader died, rival parties struggled for domination of the community.

那位领袖死后，互相抗衡的各个党派为取得该社区的支配地位而争夺。

They began to tussle with each other for the handgun.

他们互相扭打起来,抢夺那支手枪。

The rivalry between similar busine es for customers or clients.

经营产品相近的厂商间争夺顾客或客户的斗争。

They are vying with each other for the lead.

他们互相竞争领先。

They rivaled each other for the post.

他们相互竞争那个职位。

The children were wrangling (with each other) over the new toy.

孩子为新玩具（互相）争吵.