n.勺，铲子，一勺(的量)，抢先报道的新闻，独家新闻，最新消息
vt.用勺儿舀，用铲儿铲，(敏捷地)抱起，拿起，捡起，抢先报道，获取，赢得

原形：scoop第三人称单数：scoops复数：scoops过去式：scooped过去分词：scooped现在分词：scooping

I'll scoop some ice cream for everyone.
我会给每个人挖一些冰淇淋。
The journalist managed to scoop the story before any other newspaper.
那位记者设法抢在其他任何报纸之前获取了那则新闻。
She used a small scoop to measure out the coffee grounds.
她用一个小铲来量咖啡粉。
The new movie is expected to be a box office scoop.
这部新电影预计会成为票房大捷。
He scooped his opponent in the final round of the chess tournament.
他在国际象棋比赛的最后一轮中击败了对手。
The dog scooped up the ball in its mouth and ran off with it.
狗用嘴叼起球，带着它跑开了。
The magazine scooped an exclusive interview with the famous actor.
该杂志获得了与那位著名演员的独家采访。
She scooped the prize for best actress at the film festival.
她在电影节上获得了最佳女演员奖。
He made a scoop of the sand with his hand.
他用手舀了一勺沙子。
The biographer scooped several unheard stories about the celebrity's early life.
传记作者挖掘到了关于那位名人早年生活的一些鲜为人知的故事。