Scoop
01
a utensil shaped like a deep spoon or ladle for taking up or serving portions
例
The ice cream scoop stuck to the frozen surface.
02
the amount contained in or taken by a single dip or lift with a small shovel-like utensil called a scoop
例
She added two scoops of ice cream to the bowl.
03
the digging bucket or receptacle attached to a dredge, backhoe, or similar machine
例
The excavator 's scoop dug into the wet soil.
04
a street name for a recreational or illicit drug known as gamma hydroxybutyrate
例
The police seized several bottles of scoop during the raid.
05
スクープ, 独占
a piece of news reported by a news agency sooner than other media channels or newspapers
例
The journalist 's investigative work led to a major scoop, uncovering corruption at the highest levels of government.
そのジャーナリストの調査作業は、政府の最高レベルでの腐敗を暴く大きなスクープにつながった。
06
a cavity or hollow formed by digging or cutting out material
例
The shell had a small scoop where the pearl once sat.
to scoop
01
すくう, 掘る
to lift or remove something using a tool with a hollowed surface
Transitive: to scoop material somewhere
例
Children scoop sand into buckets at the beach to build sandcastles.
子供たちは砂浜でバケツに砂をすくい、砂の城を作ります。
02
スクープする, 他を出し抜く
to obtain and report on information before others do
Transitive: to scoop sb/sth
Informal例
The journalist scooped her competitors by revealing the details of the scandal hours before other news outlets.
そのジャーナリストは、他のニュースメディアより数時間早くスキャンダルの詳細を明らかにすることで、競合他社を出し抜いた。
