scoop

scoop
sku:p
1. noun
1) (any of several types of spoon-like tool, used for lifting, serving etc: a grain scoop; an ice-cream scoop.) pala, cucharón
2) ((also scoopful) the amount held in a scoop: a scoop of ice-cream; a scoopful of grain.) palada, cucharada
3) (a piece of news etc that one newspaper gets and prints before the others: The reporter was sure that he had a scoop for his paper.) primicia

2. verb
(to move with, or as if with, a scoop: He scooped the crumbs together with his fingers.) cavar
scoop1 n pala / cuchara
she used a scoop to serve the ice cream utilizó una cuchara para servir el helado
scoop2 vb sacar con una pala o cuchara
she scooped the ice cream onto my plate me sirvió el helado con una pala
scoop
tr[skʊːp]
noun
1 (for flour, rice, etc) pala; (for ice-cream) cucharón nombre masculino
2 (amount) palada, cucharada
3 (news story) primicia (informativa)
4 (large profit) golpe nombre masculino financiero
transitive verb
1 (take out) sacar con una pala
2 (beat rival) vencer, pisar; (get news first) dar la primicia
3 (win) ganar; (make profit) forrarse
4 SMALLSPORT/SMALL (in hockey, golf) levantar
scoop ['sku:p] vt
1) : sacar (con pala o cucharón)
2)
to scoop out hollow: vaciar, ahuecar
scoop n
: pala f (para harina, etc.), cucharón m (para helado, etc.)
scoop
n.
• achicador s.m.
• cangilón s.m.
• cuchara s.f.
• cucharón s.m.
• cucharón grande s.m.
• escoplo s.m.
• instrumento en forma de cuchara s.m.
• pala s.f.
• paleta s.f.
• vertedor s.m.
v.
• sacar con cuchara v.
• sacar con pala v.

I skuːp
noun
1)
a) (for grain, flour) pala f, poruña f (Chi); (for ice-cream) pala f, cuchara f
b) (measure) (of ice-cream) bola f; (of mashed potatoes) cucharada f
2) (Journ) primicia f

II
transitive verb
1) (pick up)

he scooped some rice from the bag — (with a scoop) sacó un poco de arroz de la bolsa con una pala or (Chi) con una poruña; (with hand) sacó un puñado de arroz de la bolsa

they scooped the water out of the boat — achicaron el agua del bote

2) (gain) (colloq) ganar

he scooped the major awards — acaparó or se llevó los premios más importantes

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Phrasal Verbs:
[skuːp]
1. N
1) (for flour) pala f ; (for ice cream, water) cucharón m ; (=quantity scooped) palada f , cucharada f
2) (by newspaper) exclusiva f ; (Comm) * golpe m financiero, pelotazo * m

to make a scoop — (Press) dar una exclusiva; (Comm) ganar un dineral de golpe y porrazo *, dar el pelotazo *

it was a scoop for the paper — fue un gran éxito para el periódico

we brought off the scoop — logramos un triunfo con la exclusiva

2. VT
1) (=pick up) recoger
2) (Comm) [+ profit] sacar; (Comm, Press) [+ competitors] adelantarse a; (Press) [+ exclusive story] publicar en exclusiva

we scooped the other papers — quedamos por encima de los demás periódicos con nuestra exclusiva

3) [+ prize, award] hacerse con, obtener
3.
CPD

scoop neck N — cuello m en forma de U

scoop neck top N — blusa f con el cuello en forma de U

* * *

I [skuːp]
noun
1)
a) (for grain, flour) pala f, poruña f (Chi); (for ice-cream) pala f, cuchara f
b) (measure) (of ice-cream) bola f; (of mashed potatoes) cucharada f
2) (Journ) primicia f

II
transitive verb
1) (pick up)

he scooped some rice from the bag — (with a scoop) sacó un poco de arroz de la bolsa con una pala or (Chi) con una poruña; (with hand) sacó un puñado de arroz de la bolsa

they scooped the water out of the boat — achicaron el agua del bote

2) (gain) (colloq) ganar

he scooped the major awards — acaparó or se llevó los premios más importantes

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Phrasal Verbs:

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