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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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scope [Brit skəʊp, Am skoʊp] N
1. scope (opportunity):
scope
scope for sth
scope for sb to do
to have scope to do
to give sb scope to do
2. scope (range, extent):
scope (of plan)
scope (of textbook)
scope (of textbook)
3. scope (capacity):
scope
to be within/beyond the scope of sb
4. scope LING:
scope
scope creep N
scope creep
demarcate space, scope
broaden appeal, experience, scope
expand COMM, FIN activity, business, network, provision, range, scope
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scope
délimiter sujet, question
to define the scope of
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scope [skəʊp, Am skoʊp] N no pl
1. scope (extent of area):
scope
scope of person
scope of undertaking, plan
2. scope (possibility):
scope
to give scope for sth
to be beyond the scope of sb
extension of scope, role
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ampleur d'un sujet
scope
scope
that's well within the scope of sth
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scope [skoʊp] N
1. scope (extent of area):
scope
scope of person
scope of undertaking, plan
2. scope (possibility):
scope
to give scope for sth
to be beyond the scope of sb
extension of scope, role
French
French
English
English
ampleur d'un sujet
scope
scope
GEA Glossary of Refrigeration Technology
scope of supply
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The scope of these interests is defined not by the members but by the network.
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Although the decision was not unanimous, all justices endorsed an individual right viewpoint, but differed on the scope of that right.
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We have built up such an adult audience; we are looking for stories with a wider scope.
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The scope of debate is shrinking; it must expand.
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The theory is kinematic and its scope largely restricted to geometric optics.
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