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scoop

UK
/skuːp/
US
/skup/
scoop out
scoop up

Translations

scoopnoun
scoops
pl
UK
/skuːp/
US
/skup/
He used a scoop to clean the litter box.
Он использовал совок, чтобы очистить лоток.
The journalist got a scoop on the celebrity's secret wedding.
Журналист получил сенсацию о тайной свадьбе знаменитости.
She filled the pot with water using a scoop.
Она наполнила кастрюлю водой, используя черпак.
Additional translations
лопатка
ковш
Synonyms
shovel
ladle
scooper
dipper
spoon
scoopverb
scooped
Past Simple
scooped
Past Participle
scooping
Gerund
UK
/skuːp/
US
/skuːp/
He used a spoon to scoop some ice cream.
Он использовал ложку, чтобы зачерпнуть немного мороженого.
The reporter managed to scoop the exclusive interview.
Репортеру удалось захватить эксклюзивное интервью.
They had to scoop water out of the boat.
Им пришлось вычерпать воду из лодки.
Additional translations
выскабливать
Synonyms
lift
extract
remove
hollow out
dig
scoopadjective
UK
/skuːp/
US
/skuːp/
Used attributively to describe a low, rounded neckline or something concave in shape.
Synonyms
scoop-shaped
scoop-necked
depressed
recessed
dished
spoon-shaped
scooped-out
hollowed
cupped
concave

Definitions

scoopnoun
A utensil resembling a spoon with a deep bowl, used for serving or dishing out food.
She used a scoop to serve the ice cream into bowls.
A piece of news published by a newspaper or broadcast by a television or radio station in advance of its rivals.
The journalist got a scoop on the celebrity's secret wedding.
A quantity of something taken up by a scoop.
He added two scoops of protein powder to his smoothie.
A hollow or concave part of something.
The scoop of the shovel was filled with dirt.
The act or process of scooping.
With one swift scoop, he filled the bucket with sand.
scoopverb
To pick up and move something with a scoop or similar tool.
She scooped the ice cream into the bowl.
To gather or collect something quickly and in large amounts.
The reporter scooped the latest news before anyone else.
To hollow out or dig into something.
He scooped a hole in the sand to build a sandcastle.
To win or achieve something, especially a prize or award.
The film scooped several awards at the festival.
scoopadjective
Having a low, rounded neckline.
She wore a scoop neckline that showed off her collarbones.
Curved or concave in shape; shaped like a scoop.
The ergonomic tool features a scoop handle for better grip.
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