scrum

英汉释义

• n.

  1.【橄】(橄榄球赛中双方球员)争球

  2.〈非正式〉争夺; 混战

  3.【IT】一种敏捷软件开发模型

• v.

  1.【橄】(橄榄球赛中双方球员)争球

英英释义

• n.

  1.[Rugby]an arrangement of players in a game of rugby when they all push together to try and get the ball

  2.<informal>a confused crowd of people pressed close together and trying to get something or to speak to someone

• v.

  1.[Rugby]to form a scrum in rugby

英汉例句

• 1.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。

• 2.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。

• 3.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。

• 4.Daily scrums often have to occur by telephone or video conference.

  日常的scrums通常需要通过电话或者视频会议进行。

• 5.These teams conducted daily scrums among themselves.

  这些团队在内部执行每日scrum。

• 6.I see possibility of scaling Agile in a different way than "scrum of scrums, " using the KSSE approach. [Ladas07]

  使用KSSE的方式，我看到了另一种缩放（scaling）敏捷的可能性方式并且好过“scrumofscrums”。