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scrambler

/ˈskræm.blə/

/ˈskræm.blər/

Translations

scramblernoun

scramblers

/ˈskræm.blə/

/ˈskræm.blər/

brouilleurAppareil servant à brouiller un signal ou une communication.

The military uses a scrambler to ensure secure communication over radio channels.

L'armée utilise un brouilleur pour garantir des communications sécurisées sur les canaux radio.

Additional translations

grimpeurPersonne qui grimpe ou avance rapidement et maladroitement sur un terrain difficile.

scramblerEmploi courant dans le domaine motocycliste pour désigner un modèle tout-terrain.

Synonyms

scrambleradjective

/ˈskræm.blə/

/ˈskræm.blɚ/

Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "scrambler bike") to denote relation to scrambling devices or off-road motorcycles.

tout-terrainSe dit surtout d'une moto conçue pour la conduite hors route.

She bought a scrambler bike for the mountain rally.

Elle a acheté une moto tout-terrain pour le rallye de montagne.

Synonyms

Definitions

scramblernoun

A person or thing that scrambles, especially a device used to encode a message or signal to prevent unauthorized access.

The military uses a scrambler to ensure secure communication over radio channels.

A type of motorcycle designed for off-road riding, typically with a rugged build and knobby tires.

He took his scrambler out for a ride on the dirt trails over the weekend.

A person who climbs or moves quickly and awkwardly, especially over rough terrain.

The scrambler made his way up the rocky hillside with surprising speed.

scrambleradjective

Relating to or designed for scrambling, especially referring to an off-road motorcycle or an electronic device that scrambles signals.

She bought a scrambler bike for the mountain rally.