scrum

UK
/skrʌm/
US
/skrʌm/

Translations

scrumnoun
scrums
множ.
UK
/skrʌm/
US
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The rugby match started with a scrum.
Регбийный матч начался со схватки.
There was a scrum of people trying to get into the concert.
Была суета людей, пытающихся попасть на концерт.
Additional translations
scrumverb
scrummed
Прошедшее простое время
scrummed
Причастие прошедшего времени
scrumming
Герундий
UK
/skrʌm/
US
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The players scrum to gain possession of the ball.
Игроки схватились, чтобы завладеть мячом.
Additional translations
scrumadjective
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/skrʌm/
US
/skrʌm/
Used attributively to modify another noun, referring to the Scrum agile framework (e.g., scrum team, scrum meeting).

Definitions

scrumnoun
A formation in rugby where players pack closely together with their heads down and attempt to gain possession of the ball.
The team practiced their scrum techniques to improve their chances of winning the match.
A disorderly crowd of people or things.
There was a scrum of reporters outside the courthouse waiting for the verdict.
A framework for agile project management and iterative software development, emphasizing collaboration, accountability, and iterative progress toward a well-defined goal.
Our company adopted scrum to accelerate product delivery.
scrumverb
To engage in a rugby play where players from each team form a tight group and push against each other to gain possession of the ball.
The teams scrummed fiercely to gain control of the ball.
scrumadjective
Relating to or characteristic of the Scrum agile framework.
The scrum process helped the team stay focused.