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scoop

/ˈskuːp/

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noun

plural scoops

[count] a kitchen tool like a spoon that has a usually thick handle and a deep bowl for taking something from a container

an ice-cream scoop

a flour scoop

something that is shaped like a bowl or bucket and used to pick up and move things

a backhoe with a large scoop

the scoop of a shovel [=the part of a shovel that is like a bowl]

the amount of something that is held in a scoop

a scoop [=scoopful] of ice cream

[count] :a news story that is reported before other news reporters know about it

The story turned out to be the political scoop of the year.

the scoop US informal :information about something that is currently important or happening or that is interesting to many people

Did you talk to him? What's the scoop? [=what did he say?; what is happening?]

She always knows the scoop.

Here's the scoop on how to clean leather.

I was with them when it happened, so I've got the inside scoop. [=information known only by a particular group of people]

[count] :the act of picking up something with a quick, continuous motion :the act of scooping something

With one scoop, he gathered up all the clothes on the floor.

verb

scoops; scooped; scooping

[+ obj] to pick up and move (something) with a scoop, a spoon, etc.

She has a job scooping ice cream.

He scooped flour into the bowl.

A backhoe was scooping dirt from the hole.

The children scooped handfuls of marbles from the pile. - often + out

Cut the melon in half and scoop the seeds out.

He scooped out the leaves from the pool with the net.

to pick up (something or someone) in one quick, continuous motion

He scooped the dice off the table and rolled again. - often + up

She quickly scooped up her child.

The shortstop scooped the ball up and threw it to first base.

to make (a hole, hollow, etc.) by using a scoop, spoon, etc.

Scoop a hole in the dough for the filling. - often + out

The mother turtle scoops [=digs] out a hollow in the sand and lays her eggs in it.

a lake that was scooped out by glaciers long ago

to report a news story before (any other newspaper, news program, etc.)

The city's biggest newspaper got scooped by a weekly paper that released the story a full day before.

Brit informal :to win (something, such as a large prize or reward)

He managed to scoop first place.

scoop up

[phrasal verb]

scoop up (something) or scoop (something) up informal :to take or buy (something) in a quick and eager way

Customers scooped up [=scarfed up] the free samples. - see also 2scoop 1b (above)

* Các từ tương tự:
scoop neck