scoop
US: /ˈskup/
UK: /skˈuːp/
UK: /skˈuːp/
English Vietnamese dictionary
scoop /sku:p/
- danh từ
- cái xẻng (xúc lúa, than, tiên...)
- cái môi dài cán; môi (đầu)
- cái gàu múc nước (đầy)
- sự xúc, sự múc; động tác xúc, động tác múc
- (giải phẫu) cái nạo
- môn lãi lớn (do đầu cơ)
- (từ lóng) tin riêng (dành cho tờ báo nào)
- ngoại động từ
- xúc (than...), múc (nước...)
- thu được, vớ (món lãi lớn), hốt (của...)
- nhặt được và đăng (một tin đặc biệt, trước các bài báo khác)
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb
+ noun
1 a tool like a large spoon with a deep bowl, used for picking up substances in powder form like flour, or for serving food like ice cream
2 the amount picked up by a scoop: two scoops of mashed potato
3 a piece of important or exciting news that is printed in one newspaper before other newspapers know about it
+ verb [VN]
1 [usually +adv./prep.] ~ sth (up) to move or lift sth with a scoop or sth like a scoop: She scooped ice cream into their bowls. + He quickly scooped the money up from the desk. + First, scoop a hole in the soil. + Scoop out the melon flesh.
2 [+adv./prep.] ~ sb/sth (up) to move or lift sb/sth with a quick continuous movement: She scooped the child up in her arms. + He quickly scooped his clothes from the chair.
3 to publish a story before all the other newspapers, television companies, etc: The paper had inside information and scooped all its rivals.
4 (informal) to win sth, especially a large sum of money or a prize: He scooped £10 000 on the lottery. + Last year, the programme scooped the Best Drama award.(also scoop) + adjective
[only before noun] (of the neck of a woman's dress, etc.) cut low and round: a scooped neck / neckline
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 ladle, dipper, bailer, spoon:
Use the scoop to skim the fat off the soup.
2 exclusive:
Fergus's story on the minister's illegal business dealings was a real scoop for the paper
3 (latest) news, (inside) story, revelation, truth, Colloq latest, low-down, info, dope, Brit gen, US poop:
What's the scoop on that man seen coming out of her bedroom?
v.
4 Often, scoop up. bail, dip, ladle, spoon:
They scooped up some sand and spread it on the ice for traction.
5 scoop out. gouge out, excavate, spoon out, hollow out, dig, cut:
Scoop out some melon balls for the fruit salad.
6 scoop up. pick up, gather (up), sweep up or together, take up or in:
He scooped up the money and ran out of the bank.
Concise English dictionary
scoops|scooped|scoopingskuːp
noun
+the quantity a scoop will hold
+a hollow concave shape made by removing something
+a news report that is reported first by one news organization
+street names for gamma hydroxybutyrate
+the shovel or bucket of dredge or backhoe
+a large ladle
verb
+take out or up with or as if with a scoop
+get the better of
