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scope

UK
/skəʊp/
US
/skoʊp/

Translations

scopenoun
scopes
pl
UK
/skəʊp/
US
/skoʊp/
portéeÉtendue, domaine ou portée d'application.
The scope of the project was too broad to be completed in the given timeframe.
La portée du projet était trop vaste pour être achevée dans le délai imparti.
marge de manœuvrePossibilité ou latitude d'amélioration, d'action ou de développement.
There is plenty of scope for improvement in the current system.
Il y a une grande marge de manœuvre pour améliorer le système actuel.
portéeTerme de programmation : ensemble des éléments accessibles dans une partie de code.
Within the function, the variable’s scope is limited to local use.
Dans la fonction, la portée de la variable est limitée à une utilisation locale.
Additional translations
champ d'applicationS'emploie surtout pour un sujet, un domaine ou un périmètre précis.
lunettePour un instrument optique d'observation, notamment un télescope ou une lunette d'observation.
Synonyms
range
extent
breadth
reach
area
field
domain
spectrum
capacity
scale
scopeverb
scoped
Past Simple
scoped
Past Participle
scoping
Gerund
UK
/skəʊp/
US
/skoʊp/
sonderExaminer ou évaluer de manière exploratoire.
The detective decided to scope the area for any clues related to the crime.
Le détective a décidé de sonder la zone à la recherche d'indices liés au crime.
Synonyms
examine
inspect
survey
review
assess
analyze
scopeadjective
UK
/skəʊp/
US
/skoʊp/
Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to the scope or extent of something (e.g., "scope statement").
de cadrageEmploi attributif, surtout en gestion de projet.
Before development begins, the team prepares a scope document outlining the project boundaries.
Avant le début du développement, l'équipe prépare un document de cadrage définissant les limites du projet.
Synonyms
in-scope
applicable
relevant
pertinent
included
covered
within scope
within range
on-topic
within limits

Definitions

scopenoun
The extent of the area or subject matter that something deals with or to which it is relevant.
The scope of the project was too broad to be completed in the given timeframe.
The opportunity or possibility to do or deal with something.
There is plenty of scope for improvement in the current system.
A device used for viewing, such as a telescope or microscope.
The scientist used a scope to examine the tiny organisms.
In computer programming, the section of code within which a variable, function, or identifier is accessible.
Within the function, the variable’s scope is limited to local use.
scopeverb
To assess or investigate something carefully.
The detective decided to scope the area for any clues related to the crime.
To look at or examine something, especially in order to evaluate it.
Before making a decision, she scoped the job market to see what opportunities were available.
scopeadjective
Relating to the range, extent, or focus of something; used attributively before another noun.
Before development begins, the team prepares a scope document outlining the project boundaries.
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