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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...
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 {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.
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.
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.
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.
