How to pronounce “scavenge”(verb) in English

you can scavenge under the bonnet, under the hood of any car or abandoned truck you find lying around, and just jury rig

and he scavenges it for things to make art out of.

My mother's scavenged around and got the military to give her some scrap military fabric, and she made curtains for our barrack windows

You can still go and scavenge in a city and get the glass, and the metal, and the timber and stuff you need to repurpose

He's designed sensors that scavenge energy from stray radio and TV signals.

None of them have been scavenged.

You wouldn't have to work out agriculture for yourself immediately, because you could scavenge and forage for what you need.

You can watch the whole four minute video of how to start fires with different combinations of things you can scavenge around the house, including how you can start

Water, of course, is going to be another primary consideration for you, and it goes by repurposing everyday substances you can scavenge from the dead cities, the abandoned cities.

you turn that spindle, if you generate 12 volts across the tunnels, you can recharge deep cycle batteries, which you can scavenge from things

And I've come back to POW camps a couple times where people have bodged stuff together, things they can scavenge from around them.

the previous video to this is how you can use things other than lighters and matches to start a fire if you can't scavenge those.

are cheap, that are smart, that are small, that are connected and that are so low powered that often times they can scavenge the energy they need from ambient energy flows.

And so they jerry-rigged, they bodged, and created these water wheels for themselves, using scavenged car alternators with these wheels turning the current,

So this is a tiny thing, it uses very little power, it scavenges the energy it needs from your internal workings and it will transform, ultimately as more sensors are added to this