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单词 scout
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scout1/skowt/ noun

a person who is sent ahead to obtain information, esp a soldier sent out to survey land or assess an enemy's position or strength

a ship or aircraft on reconnaissance duties

(Scout) a member of the Scout Association, a worldwide movement for young people that stresses qualities of leadership, responsibility, and helpfulness

= talent scout

dated a man or boy; a chap

an Oxford University college servant or domestic worker: compare gyp3 (1)

the act or an instance of scouting looking at, searching for, or assessing something


scout2verb intrans

to make an advance survey, e.g. to obtain military information; to reconnoitre

to look for something

I scouted around for a suitable picnic spot

She was scouting for new talent

verb trans

to observe or explore (a place) in order to obtain information

They were scouting the hills for guerrillas

scouter noun
[Middle English scouten via Old French escouter to listen, from Latin auscultare to listen attentively]

scout3verb trans

archaic to reject (somebody or something) with contempt or ridicule

Academics scouted the new theory

verb intrans

archaic to scoff

[prob of Scandinavian origin]
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