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单词 scoop
释义
scoop
noun
uk
/skuːp/us
/skuːp/

scoopnoun(TOOL)

[C]
atoolwith adeepbowl-shaped end that is used todigout andmoveasoftsubstanceorpowder:
勺子；戽斗
ameasuringscoop量匙
an ice-cream scoop冰激凌勺
picture of scoop
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[C]
theamountheldby a scoop:
一勺（或铲）的量
Just one scoop ofmashedpotatofor me,please.请给我一勺土豆泥就够了。
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Measurements of volume: informal

scoopnoun(NEWS)

[C]
astoryorpieceofnewsdiscoveredandpublishedby onenewspaperbefore all theothers:
抢先报道的新闻；独家新闻
Thepapermanagedtosecureamajorscoop andbrokethescandalto theworld.这家报纸设法抢先报道了一个重要新闻，把这件丑闻公诸于世。
[S]informal
thelatestinformationabout something:
Talk to hisfriendsto get the scoop on hislovelife.
Ask thesalespersonfor the scoop on thebrandyou'rebuying.
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Gossip and rumour
scoop
verb[T]
uk
/skuːp/us
/skuːp/

scoopverb[T](TOOL)

tomovesomething with a scoop or with something used as a scoop:
（用勺）舀；（用铲）铲
He scooped thesandinto abucketwith hishands.他用手把沙子捧进桶里。
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  • borne
  • bring
  • budge
  • bus
  • call forsomeone
  • chauffeur
  • convey
  • portage
  • post-delivery
  • putsomething/someonedown
  • redeliver
  • redelivery
  • transplant
  • transport
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scoopverb[T](WIN)

to get alargenumberofvotesorprizes:
大量获得（选票或奖项）
Thepartyisexpectedto scoopupthemajorityof theworking-classvote.人们预料该党将赢得工人阶级的大多数选票。
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Getting, receiving and accepting
  • acquire
  • acquisition
  • awardee
  • carve
  • carvesomethingout (foryourself)
  • draw
  • earn
  • fill
  • get out ofsomething
  • get/lay/putyourhands onsomeoneidiom
  • glom ontosomething/someone
  • go tosomeone
  • honoree
  • score
  • screwsomethingout ofsomeone
  • secure
  • seize
  • seize on/uponsomething
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  • snatch
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scoopverb[T](NEWS)

to be the firstnewspapertodiscoverandprintanimportantnewsstory:
抢在…之前报道
Just as we were about topublishthestory, we were scooped by arivalpaper.正当我们打算发布这条消息时，被另一家报社抢先了一步。
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  • breaking news
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Idiom

scoop the pool

Phrasal verbs

scoopsomethingout
scoopsomething/someoneup
(Definition ofscoopfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
scoop
noun[C]
uk
/skuːp/us
/skuːp/

scoopnoun[C](TOOL)

atoolwith adeepbowl-shaped end that is used todigout andmoveasoftsubstanceorpowder
勺子；戽斗
ameasuringscoop量匙
an ice-cream scoop冰激凌勺
theamountheldby a scoop
一勺（或铲）的量
Just one scoop ofmashedpotatofor me,please.请给我一勺土豆泥就够了。

scoopnoun[C](NEWS)

astoryorpieceofnewsdiscoveredandpublishedby onenewspaperbefore all theothers
抢先报道的新闻；独家新闻
Thepapermanagedtosecureamajorscoop andbrokethescandalto theworld.这家报纸设法抢先报道了一个重要新闻，把这件丑闻公诸于世。
scoop
verb[T]
uk
/skuːp/us
/skuːp/

scoopverb[T](TOOL)

tomovesomething with a scoop or with something used as a scoop
（用勺）舀；（用铲）铲
He scooped thesandinto abucketwith hishands.他用手把沙子捧进桶里。

scoopverb[T](WIN)

to get alargenumberofvotesorprizes
大量获得（选票或奖项）
Thepartyisexpectedto scoopupthemajorityof the working-classvote.人们预料该党将赢得工人阶级的大多数选票。

scoopverb[T](NEWS)

to be the firstnewspapertodiscoverandprintanimportantnewsstory
抢在…之前报道
Just as we were about topublishthestory, we were scooped by arivalpaper.正当我们打算发布这条消息时，被另一家报社抢先了一步。

Idiom

scoop the pool

Phrasal verbs

scoopsthout
scoopsth/sbup

scoop| American Dictionary

scoop
noun
us
/skup/

scoopnoun(TOOL)

[C]
atoolwith ahandleand acurved,openend, used todigout andmoveanamountof something:
an ice-cream scoop
[C]
A scoop is also theamountheldby a scoop:
Just one scoop ofmashedpotatoesfor me,please.

scoopnoun(NEWS)

[Cusually sing]
anewsstorydiscoveredandpublishedby onenewspaperbefore all theothers
[Cusually sing]
The scoop is also the mostrecentinformationordetails:
What’s the scoop on the newboss?
scoop
verb[T]
us
/skup/

scoopverb[T](DIG OUT)

to use a scoop todigout andmoveanamountof something:
Scoop out themelonwith aspoon.
He scooped thesandinto abucket.

scoopverb[T](PUBLISH)

to be the firstnewspapertodiscoverandpublishanewsstory:
Anotherpaperscooped thestory, just as we were about topublishit.
(Definition ofscoopfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofscoop

scoop
The lighting scoops are a good example [16].
From theCambridge English Corpus
She scooped paste and lighted the lamp.
From theCambridge English Corpus
When a hunter finds a cricket, he scoops it up in his net, and, holding his torch between his teeth, takes a good look at it.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There is widespread concern about industrial fishing for fishmeal, scooping out immature fish from the sea and damaging the possibilities for regeneration of the stock.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
The subject is often scooped up in defence or foreign affairs debates, but its importance must be emphasised.
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When they started to fish the marks foreign trawlers were immediately on the scene, scooping the fish up.
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Even the strongest management would have avoided involving its paper in a strike and seeing its circulation scooped up by one of its competitors.
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The remains of that 16-year-old boy were scooped up in a plastic bag.
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I was photographed with him as he scooped out the ice and said that it was a splendid development.
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Alternatively, he might abandon all attempts to report the reading, and risk finding that some more assiduous rival had scooped him.
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In essence, the consultation paper is scooping in nature.
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Then they cut down and simply scooped the coal out.
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By comparison, the finest scoops of today's tabloid press are very feeble affairs.
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They are scooped up in our great education system and go off and do something else.
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He scooped her up and took her to hospital and saved her life.
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