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USF Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

scramble up vs climb

Could you please explain the difference between "scramble up" and "climb"?
I tried to understand the meaning of that phrasal verb with other derivatives of "scramble", which bear the meaning of fast reaction, but I don't think it is really relate to them.
  

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'Scrambling up' some incline indicates speed and awkwardness. 'Climb' is not marked with any particular mode or manner.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Scrambling up' some incline indicates speed and awkwardness.
  • 'Climb' is not marked with any particular mode or manner.
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'Scrambling up' some incline indicates speed and awkwardness. 'Climb' is not marked with any particular mode or manner.
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Thanks for making that clear. Emotion: smile
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