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I . scrum [skrʌm] SUBST

1. scrum (in rugby):

scrum
Gedränge nt spéc

2. scrum GB fam (disorderly crowd):

scrum

II . scrum <-mm-> [skrʌm] VERBE intr (in rugby)

to scrum down

scrum ˈhalf SUBST (in rugby)

scrum half
Gedrängehalbspieler(in) m (f) spéc

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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The waiting scrum can number up to 350 men and can be a sight to behold.
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The props provide the main power in the push forward in the scrum.
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It also showed how important the scrum is when you get the correct angle and tie in back-rows and force the defence to back-pedal.
www.independent.ie
He can also play as a prop on both sides of the scrum.
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Many players in the back row of the scrum (flankers and number eights) will frequently switch between the two positions.
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In their opening game the scrums went uncontested after about ten minutes as they just could not cope with the pressure.
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A scrum is formed by the eight forwards from each team binding together in three rows.
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However, if a player is sent off, five-man scrums may occur.
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But this belt of timeless countryside is well worth exploring and offers a peaceful alternative to the scrum of a lakeside teashop in summer.
www.telegraph.co.uk
They're as tight as a locked-down, impenetrable scrum; seemingly each other's mind-readers, such is the degree of sympathy for and synergy with each other's craft.
blogs.crikey.com.au

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