scooped
word · lemma: scoop
Definition
Took something out or picked it up using a tool like a spoon or a similar motion. Can also mean being the first to get or report news, especially in journalism.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used for food ("scooped ice cream"), animals ("scooped up the cat"), or when quickly picking something up. In media, "scooped" means getting news before others. Past tense of "scoop".
Spanish: sacó con cuchara - recogió (con cuchara) - obtuvo antes (informal, noticias)Portuguese (BR): pegou com colher - retirou (com colher) - deu a notícia primeiro (informal)Portuguese (PT): tirou com colher - apanhou (com colher) - deu a notícia primeiro (informal)Chinese (Simplified): 用勺子舀出 - 抢先报道（新闻，非正式）Chinese (Traditional): 用勺子舀出 - 搶先報導（新聞，非正式）Hindi: चम्मच से निकाला - सबसे पहले सूचना दी (ग़ैर-आधिकारिक)Arabic: غرف (بالملعقة) - سبق صحفي (غير رسمي)Bengali: তোলা - স্কুপ করা (খাবার তুলতে) - খবর ছাপানোতে আগে হওয়াRussian: зачерпнул - вычерпал - первым сообщил (о новости)Japanese: すくった - すくい上げた - すっぱ抜いた（報道で）Vietnamese: múc - xúc - đưa tin đầu tiên (trong báo chí)Korean: 퍼 올렸다 - 먼저 보도했다Turkish: kepçe ile aldı - önce haber verdiUrdu: اٹھایا - نکالا (چمچ وغیرہ سے) - سب سے پہلے خبر دیIndonesian: mengambil dengan sendok - mengangkat - menjadi yang pertama melaporkan (berita)
Example Sentences
She scooped the ice cream into a bowl.
basic
He scooped up the puppy before it ran away.
basic
Mom scooped soup for everyone at the table.
basic
She quickly scooped her keys off the floor when the phone rang.
natural
The reporter scooped all the other newspapers with his exclusive story.
natural
He scooped pieces of watermelon and handed them out at the picnic.
natural