scoop in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for scoop in the English»French Dictionary

I.scoop [Brit skuːp, Am skup] N

1. scoop (implement):

scoop (for shovelling, ladling)

pelle f

scoop (for measuring coffee etc)

mesure f

scoop (for ice cream)

cuillère f à glace

coffee scoop

mesure à café

2. scoop (scoopful):

scoop (of coffee, flour)

mesure f

scoop (of earth)

pelletée f

scoop (of ice cream)

boule f

3. scoop JOURN:

scoop

exclusivité f

to get a scoop

avoir une exclusivité

4. scoop Am inf:

the scoop

tuyeau m inf

the scoop

renseignements mpl

II.scoop [Brit skuːp, Am skup] VB trans inf

scoop (win, obtain)

décrocher inf

scoop prize, sum, medal JOURN

décrocher inf

I.scoop out VB [Brit skuːp -, Am skup -] (scoop out [sth], scoop [sth] out)

scoop out earth:

scoop out

creuser

to scoop out a hole

creuser un trou

to scoop the flesh out of a tomato

évider une tomate

I.scoop up VB [Brit skuːp -, Am skup -] (scoop [sth] up, scoop up [sth])

scoop up earth, snow

pelleter

scoop up water

recueillir

scoop up child

soulever

Translations for scoop in the French»English Dictionary

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scoop

scoop

obtenir un scoop

to score a scoop

épuisette

scoop

évider FOOD légume, fruit

to scoop out

ramasser prix

to scoop up

scoop in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scoop in the English»French Dictionary

I.scoop [sku:p] N

1. scoop:

scoop (food utensil)

pelle f

scoop (smaller)

cuillère f

ice-cream scoop

cuillère à glace

measuring scoop

mesure f

2. scoop (amount held by a scoop):

scoop

mesure f

3. scoop (ice-cream portion):

scoop

boule f

4. scoop (piece of news):

scoop

exclusivité f

II.scoop [sku:p] VB trans

1. scoop (pick up) a. fig:

to scoop (up) sth

ramasser qc (à la pelle/à la cuillère)

2. scoop (make a hole):

scoop

enlever

to scoop sth out

creuser

3. scoop (measure):

scoop

doser

4. scoop JOURN, TV, RADIO:

scoop

livrer en exclusivité

5. scoop (win):

scoop

décrocher

to scoop the pool Brit, Aus inf

rafler tous les prix

pooper scooper [ˈpu:pəˌsku:pəʳ, Am -pɚˌsku:pɚ], poop scoop N

pooper scooper

ramasse crottes m

Translations for scoop in the French»English Dictionary

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scoop

scoop

puiser [dans]

to scoop sth [from sth]

évider

to scoop out

une exclusivité XY

a scoop

boule de glace

scoop of ice-cream

scoop Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

ice-cream scoop

cuillère à glace

measuring scoop

mesure f

to scoop (up) sth

ramasser qc (à la pelle/à la cuillère)

to scoop sth out

creuser

to scoop the pool Brit, Aus inf

rafler tous les prix

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But time and again, reporters give new appointees a public tongue-bath in hopes of later getting access to a scoop in return for the self-abasement.

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Heavy equipment including jumbos, various air or electric scoop trams in 2to8yd m configurations, rockbolt jumbos, giraffes, shotcrete machines, hyabs, mancarriers, dozers, graders, and jeeps were used.

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Many theaters use scoop lights for worklights, rehearsals, non-performance times, and certain performance times.

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Next she was spotted on dry land sitting on a sun-lounger in a plain white halter-neck bikini with a deep scoop neck flaunting her famous curves.

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Inevitably one newspaper or another would scoop the story of his death.

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He had earlier tracked down the source of this important scoop, just as she was leaving a beauty salon in a limousine.

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The sampler was mounted below the television camera and consisted primarily of a scoop approximately 120 mm long and 50 mm wide.

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It was however a ploy, the newspaper used the trip to keep her away from police and other reporters to protect their scoop.

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It's all topped off with a scoop of creamy, fresh cole slaw.

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Occasionally gigantic whale sharks can be seen gliding through the water; mouth agape to scoop up tiny plankton.

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