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scoop 【scoop】v.掘；挖The children scooped holes in the sand.孩子们挖沙坑。

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[skuːp] 
scoopthe shovel or bucket of a dredge or backhoe
Most people think of ice cream when they think of the noun scoop but journalists who get a story before others do get a scoop, and dog owners need to scoop up after their dogs or else they will get a ticket for littering.
When a newspaper reporter gets a scoop, it means they beat every other reporter to publish an important story. Other meanings of scoop come from the shape and motion of a scoop, which is hollowed out and looks kind of like a pocket. Also, if you pick up a little dog into your arms, you might say you scooped it up. Scoop is one of many words that can be a noun and a verb, even in the same sentence: when you go to an ice cream shop you can ask your server to give you one, two, or three scoops.
All forms of 'scoop' will appear on average once every 1212 pages.scoopscoopful

Front	scoop
Pron	[skuːp]
Back	【scoop】v.掘；挖 The children scooped holes in the sand. 孩子们挖沙坑。
Vocab	scoopthe shovel or bucket of a dredge or backhoe Most people think of ice cream when they think of the noun scoop but journalists who get a story before others do get a scoop, and dog owners need to scoop up after their dogs or else they will get a ticket for littering. When a newspaper reporter gets a scoop, it means they beat every other reporter to publish an important story. Other meanings of scoop come from the shape and motion of a scoop, which is hollowed out and looks kind of like a pocket. Also, if you pick up a little dog into your arms, you might say you scooped it up. Scoop is one of many words that can be a noun and a verb, even in the same sentence: when you go to an ice cream shop you can ask your server to give you one, two, or three scoops. All forms of 'scoop' will appear on average once every 1212 pages. scoop scoopful

Scoop Scooped Ice Cream Noun Dog Reporter Skuːp