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scout

Pronunciation: [skaʊt]

Word

Learn how to use scout in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “exploration”

(noun) a scout is a person who goes to look for something or to gather information, often about places, people, or things. Scouts help teams know what to expect before making a big decision.

Example

The scout found a great spot for the picnic that everyone loved.

Example

The scout didn’t discover any new places, which made the group feel disappointed.

Example

What did the scout find on their trip?

Context: “exploration”

(verb) to scout means to search for information or to look around an area. It’s like when you and your friends explore the playground to see what's fun to do.

Example

We scouted the area for a good place to set up our camp.

Example

They didn't scout the field before the game, which made them unprepared.

Example

Did you scout out the best spot for us to play?

Context: “youth organization”

(noun) a Scout refers to a member of a group like the Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts. These groups teach kids skills like teamwork, respect, and being outdoors.

Example

As a Scout, she learned how to tie knots and build a fire.

Example

He was never a Scout, so he didn't know how to set up a tent.

Example

Are you a Scout or have you ever wanted to join?

How to pronounce scout

Pronunciation: [skaʊt]

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