scrums

英 [ˈskrʌmz]

美

n.  (橄榄球的)并列争球; (橄榄球)并列争球的全体前锋; 相互拥挤的人群
scrum的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• (英式橄榄球)并列争球，密集争球
  In rugby, ascrumis a tight group formed by players from both sides pushing against each other with their heads down in an attempt to get the ball.
• N-COUNT 拥挤的人群
  Ascrumis a group of people who are close together and pushing against each other.
  1. She pushed through the scrum of photographers.
     她从挤作一团的摄影记者中挤了过去。
  2. ...the scrum of shoppers.
     熙熙攘攘的购物者

双语例句

• Using this approach, so that you can have software-assisted daily scrums, is even more valuable in these situations.
  使用这种方法会获取软件支持的每日例会，在这些情况下会变得更有价值。
• Keep Communication Flowing With Scrums of Scrums
  保持各个Scrum之间的沟通
• Because it can leverage work item management, as well as agile planning and reporting, it provides a great framework facilitating daily scrums.
  因为它可以结合工作项管理以及敏捷规划和报告，所以它可以提供一种有效的框架来支持每日例会（DailyScrum）。
• For my team, our scrums were at 10, so most people got in around 9:30 or 9 at the earliest ( unless they were really busy).
  我所在的团队通常上午10点开会，所以大多数人9点半左右到办公室，有些人最早9点到场（除非他们特别忙）。
• Fast forward to yesterday, and a stream of newly arrived dignitaries from far-flung countries walked through the same austere hallway with scrums of journalists snapping questions in their wake.
  如果把镜头拉到昨天，你会看到，一批刚刚从偏远国度到达的贵宾正穿越同一条简朴的走廊，而他们身后却紧追着大声提问的记者。
• Daily meetings, called scrums, are informal reviews of progress and issues that impede progress.
  日常会议（称为Scrum）将对进度以及阻碍进度的问题进行非正式的讨论。
• Senior architects were available at most of the daily scrums, and were available to all team members throughout all iterations.
  高级架构师每天都出席大部分小会议，并且在所有迭代过程中都与全部团队成员在一起。