scoop
名詞
定義 scoop 名詞
tool
- Countable
A tool with a deep, bowl-shaped end used for digging out and moving soft substances or powders.
a measuring scoop
an ice cream scoop
- Countable
The quantity that a scoop can hold.
Just a scoop of mashed potatoes will be fine.
news
- Countable
A news story that one newspaper publishes before any others; an exclusive.
The newspaper managed to get a major scoop, breaking the scandal to the public.
動詞
定義 scoop 動詞
tool
- Transitive
To move something using a scoop or an object used like a scoop.
He used his hands to scoop sand into the bucket.
win
- Transitive
To win a large number of votes or prizes.
It is expected that the party will scoop most of the working-class votes.
news
- Transitive
To be the first to discover and report an important news story.
Just as we were about to break the news, a rival news organization scooped us.
成語
- scoop the pool
To win all available prizes or awards.
• She scooped the pool in the science competition, winning every award.
片語動詞 scoop
- scoop something out
to extract something from within another object using a spoon
• Scoop the ice cream out of the bowl with a spoon.
- scoop something/someone up
to quickly raise an object or person with your hands or arms
• She scooped up the book from the floor.