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scoop

Prononciation : [skuːp]

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Comment utiliser scoop dans une phrase : 3 sens et 9 exemples audio.

Contexte : « news »

(noun) A scoop is a big piece of news that has just been discovered by a reporter. It’s something exciting that people want to know about.

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The journalist got a scoop about the upcoming event before anyone else did.

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She didn't get a scoop; the other reporters already had the information.

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Did you hear about the scoop that was published yesterday?

Contexte : « action »

(verb) To scoop means to pick something up in a way that it holds a lot, like using a spoon to lift ice cream out of a tub. It’s about taking a big amount at once.

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He scooped a big spoonful of ice cream and put it in his bowl.

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She couldn't scoop any soup because the ladle was too small.

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Can you scoop some fruit into my bowl, please?

Contexte : « food »

(noun) A scoop can also mean a measurement, especially for food, like how much ice cream you get in one serving. It’s usually a specific size.

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I ordered two scoops of vanilla ice cream for dessert.

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I only got one scoop of ice cream when I wanted two.

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How many scoops of ice cream do you want?

Comment prononcer scoop

Prononciation : [skuːp]

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