scope
scope
skoʊp
skowp
British pronunciation
/skə‌ʊp/

英語での「scope」の定義と意味

Scope
01

a device with lenses or mirrors used to magnify and clearly view distant objects

scope definition and meaning
example
The sniper adjusted his scope before taking the shot.
Birdwatchers often carry a scope to observe rare species in the forest.
02

the area or extent within which something operates, has influence, or exercises control

example
The project 's scope expanded to include environmental research.
His authority has limited scope within the department.
03

a device that provides visual representations of electrical signals or varying electrical quantities, allowing analysis and measurement

example
The scope's screen showed the real-time behavior of the current.
Voltage fluctuations were clearly visible on the scope.
04

範囲, 文脈

the conditions that form the background in which an action, event, or situation takes place
example
The scope of the discussion was limited to local issues.
議論の範囲は地域の問題に限定されていた。
Within the scope of this project, we can not test every variable.
このプロジェクトの範囲内では、すべての変数をテストすることはできません。
05

スコープ, 範囲

the range of meaning or influence that a word, phrase, or grammatical element covers in a sentence or discourse
example
The negative particle has scope over the whole clause.
否定粒子は節全体にスコープを持ちます。
In this sentence, " only " has a narrow scope.
この文では、「only」は狭い範囲を持っています。
06

範囲, 余地

the opportunity or capacity to do or achieve something
example
The new project gives us greater scope to explore different creative solutions.
新しいプロジェクトは、さまざまな創造的な解決策を探るためのより大きな範囲を私たちに与えます。
His job offers little scope for personal growth, so he's considering a career change.
彼の仕事は個人的成長のための余地がほとんどないので、彼はキャリアチェンジを考えています。
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