scoops

中英词典：scoops

形容词

1. scoop（形容词）: 独家的，独有的

名词

1. scoop（名词）: 独家新闻，爆料

2. scoop（名词）: （用勺子）舀取的一份

3. scoop（名词）: （冰淇淋）球

词语辨析

1. scoop vs. spoon: scoop主要用于舀取食物或物体，而spoon用于搅拌、喝汤等。

2. scoop vs. shovel: scoop通常用于轻型的舀取操作，如舀冰淇淋球，而shovel则通常用于大量或重型物体的舀取，如铲雪。

词汇扩充

1. scoop out: 挖空，舀出

2. scoop up: 舀起，抓起

3. ice cream scoop: 冰淇淋勺

近义词

1. news: 新闻

2. revelation: 揭露

3. disclosure: 披露

反义词

1. common: 普通的

2. ordinary: 平凡的

柯林斯词典

scoop (noun):

1. If you get a scoop, you manage to get a piece of news before other people do. (INFORMAL)

2. A scoop of something is a quantity of it that is held or contained by something else. (mainly BRITISH)

3. A scoop is a tool consisting of a deep semi-circular or curved hollow, which you can use to move a quantity of a substance, for example, from a container to somewhere else.

scoop (verb):

1. If a journalist scoops other journalists, they are the first to report a piece of news.

2. If you scoop a person or thing somewhere, you put your hands or arms under or round them and move them there quickly.

牛津词典

scoop (noun):

1. A news story published by one newspaper or broadcaster before all the others.

2. A rounded utensil with a deep bowl, used for removing dry or semi-solid substances from a container.

3. A quantity of something that is held or carried in a scoop.

scoop (verb):

1. Obtain or provide (a news story) before anyone else.

2. (informal) Take (someone) somewhere suddenly and unexpectedly.

用法

例句

1. She got a scoop and broke the news before anyone else. 她得到了一个独家新闻，比其他人都早报道了。
2. I'll have two scoops of ice cream, please. 请给我两球冰淇淋。
3. He used a scoop to transfer the flour into the mixing bowl. 他用勺子把面粉转移到搅拌碗中。
4. The newspaper scooped the story, revealing the corruption scandal. 报纸独家报道了这个故事，揭露了腐败丑闻。
5. He scooped the child up in his arms and ran to the car. 他抱起孩子，跑向车辆。
6. The journalist managed to scoop an interview with the famous actor. 这位记者设法独家采访了这位著名演员。
7. The ice cream parlor offers a variety of flavors to choose from, each scoop is a delight. 冰淇淋店提供多种口味可供选择，每一球都令人愉悦。
8. They used a scoop to dig out a hole in the ground. 他们用铲子挖了一个洞。
9. The journalist scooped the story of the royal wedding. 记者率先报道了皇室婚礼的消息。
10. She scooped the last bit of ice cream from the tub. 她把盆里最后一点冰淇淋舀出来。
11. He scooped the child into his arms and carried her upstairs. 他急忙抱起孩子，把她抱上楼。
12. She used a scoop to portion out the cake mixture into the cupcake liners. 她用勺子将蛋糕混合物放入纸杯蛋糕模具中。
13. The reporter scooped the competition by getting the exclusive interview. 这位记者通过获得独家采访而超越了竞争对手。
14. The archaeologists used a scoop to carefully remove the soil from the ancient artifact. 考古学家用勺子小心地将土壤从古代文物上取下。
15. He scooped up a handful of sand and let it run through his fingers. 他抓了一把沙子，沙子从指缝间流过。
16. She scooped the soup into a bowl and added some herbs. 她将汤舀入碗中，然后加了一些香草。
17. The reporter scooped the story, revealing the corruption scandal. 这位记者独家报道了这个故事，揭露了腐败丑闻。
18. He scooped the child up in his arms and carried her upstairs. 他抱起孩子，把她抱上楼。
19. The journalist managed to scoop an interview with the famous actor. 这位记者设法独家采访了这位著名演员。
20. She scooped the last bit of ice cream from the tub. 她舀出了盆里最后一点冰淇淋。
21. They used a scoop to dig out a hole in the ground. 他们用铲子挖了一个洞。