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.) øse, sleiv, porsjonsskje
2) ((also scoopful) the amount held in a scoop: a scoop of ice-cream; a scoopful of grain.) sleiv, skje
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.) godt stoff, varp, kupp
2. verb
(to move with, or as if with, a scoop: He scooped the crumbs together with his fingers.) skuffe, øse
øse
I
subst. \/skuːp\/
1) stor sleiv, øse, skuffe
2) (sjøfart) øsekar, mudderspann, pøs
3) mål, målekar
4) (til is e.l.) porsjonsskje
5) uthuling, utgraving, grop
6) (medisin) kurv
7) (avisspråk) scoop, sensasjonsnyhet
8) (på klesplagg) dyp utringning
9) (hverdagslig) stor fortjeneste, kupp, varp
10) (hverdagslig) tips, vink, opplysning(er)
at one scoop eller with a scoop i en vending, på en gang
pull off a scoop gjøre et scoop, gjøre et kupp\/varp, skaffe godt (sensasjons)stoff
II
verb \/skuːp\/
1) øse opp, skuffe, skufle, måke
2) skrape, grave ut, hule ut
she scooped the centre out of the melon
hun grov ut midten av melonen
3) (om båt) lense
4) (hverdagslig) huke (tak i), snappe (for nesen på konkurrentene), sikre seg
5) (avisspråk) gjøre et scoop, forklaring: komme (konkurrent) i forkjøpet (med en sensasjonell nyhet)
the radio stations scooped the press
radiostasjonene kom pressen i forkjøpet
6) (håndarbeid) ringe ut
7) (om klesplagg) være dypt utringet
8) (spill) gjøre rent bord
scoop in håve\/sope inn
she scooped in the profits
hun håvet inn fortjenesten
scoop out grave ut av, grave (om klesplagg) ringe ut
scoop the pool (spill) ta hele potten
scoop up øse opp skuffe\/håve inn, samle sammen

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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