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Scouts Meaning in English

word · lemma: scout

/ˈskaʊts/
skowts
/skˈaʊts/
skowts

释义

Scouts are people sent to gather information, or members of a youth organization that teaches outdoor skills, teamwork, and good citizenship.

用法与细微差别

In plural, 'scouts' usually refers to members of youth organizations like 'Boy Scouts' or 'Girl Scouts,' but can also mean people searching, exploring, or gathering information. Formal for official groups; informal for teams or armies. Don’t confuse with 'sports scouts' (talent searchers) or 'to scout' (the verb). Common phrase: 'a group of scouts.'

例句

The scouts set up their tents in the forest.

basic

The army sent out scouts to find the enemy.

basic

Many scouts learn how to start a campfire.

basic

The scouts brought back news about the upcoming storm.

natural

Every summer, the scouts go hiking in the mountains together.

natural

Football teams use scouts to find talented new players.

natural