scooping

UK
/ˈskuːpɪŋ/
US
/ˈskuːpɪŋ/
scoopingnoun
scoopings
pl
Translations
The scooping of water from the boat was necessary to keep it afloat.
Вычерпывание воды из лодки было необходимо, чтобы она оставалась на плаву.
The scooping of ice cream was done with a special tool.
Зачерпование мороженого выполнялось с помощью специального инструмента.
Definitions
The action or process of using a scoop or similar tool to remove or gather a substance.
The scooping of ice cream into cones was done quickly to serve the long line of customers.
A hollow or concave shape formed by scooping.
The scooping in the sand created a perfect spot for the children to play.
The act of obtaining exclusive information or news before competitors.
Their constant scooping of political scandals kept the newspaper on the front page.
scoopinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈskuːpɪŋ/
US
/ˈskuːpɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something engaged in or designed for scooping.
Definitions
Engaged in or designed for the action of scooping.
The excavator used a large scooping bucket to clear the debris.
scoopverb

scooping

Gerund

scooped
Past Simple
scooped
Past Participle
scooping
Gerund
UK
/skuːp/
US
/skuːp/
Translations
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
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
scoopnoun
Definitions
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.
scoopadjective
Definitions
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.