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Scoop can be a noun or a verb, and it has different meanings depending on the context. As a noun, it can refer to a tool, a quantity, or a news story. As a verb, it can mean to dig out, to get votes or prizes, or to publish a story.
In the English description: bucket - gouge - hollow out - shovel up. Spanish: bola - exclusiva - achicar - ahuecar - bola de helado - primicia de impacto. In Lists: The Media, more... Synonyms: ladle, shovel, spoon, spoon out, dip, more... Collocations: a scoop of [ice cream, sherbet, pudding], [three] scoops please, use an ice cream scoop, more...
1 (=pick up) recoger. 2 (Comm) [+profit] sacar, (Comm, Press) [+competitors] adelantarse a, (Press) [+exclusive story] publicar en exclusiva. we scooped the other papers quedamos por encima de los demás periódicos con nuestra exclusiva. 3 [+prize, award] hacerse con, obtener. scoop out vt + adv.
noun. 1. (measuring tool) a. la pala. (F) Use a scoop to put the flour in the sifter.Utiliza una pala para poner la harina en el tamiz. b. la cuchara. (F) The cocoa powder I bought came with a scoop in the container.El cacao en polvo que compré venía con una cuchara en el recipiente. 2. (measure) a. la cucharada. (F)
Scoop can be a noun or a verb that means a tool, a quantity, a news story, or to dig out, publish, or win. Learn how to use scoop in different contexts with examples and translations.
scoop {sustantivo} ES. volume_up. pala. cuchara. primicia. tubazo. poruña. bola. cucharada. pisotón. chiva. cucharilla. logro financiero. batacazo. batatazo. volume_up. scoop {v.t.} ES. volume_up. sacar. ganar. volume_up. scooped up {v.refl.} ES. volume_up.
Learn the various meanings and uses of the word scoop as a noun and a verb, with synonyms, examples, and etymology. Find out how scoop can refer to a utensil, a hollow place, information, a neckline, and more.
