scoop
noun
1 noun especially COOK spoonscúp masc1 ice-cream scoop scúp uachtar reoite 2 noun (also scoopful) especially COOK amount, spoonfulscúp masc1 scaob fem2 lán scúipa scoop of washing powder scúp púdar níocháinTaispeáin iontráil iomlán
3 noun AUTO of diggerscúp masc1 4 noun AUTO vent on bonnetscúp masc1 5 noun rounded spade/shovelscúp masc1 6 noun concave objectscúp masc1 a scoop for holding toys scúp le bréagáin a choinneáil ann 7 noun GEOL, SPOR indentation in groundlog masc1 cuas masc1 8 noun PRESS news storyscúp masc1 she got a scoop from the minister fuair sí scúp ón aire
verb
9 verb pick up with scoop TRANSITIVEscaob verb scúpáil he was scooping food into the baby's mouth bhí sé ag scaobadh bia isteach i mbéal an linbh, bhí sé ag cothú an linbh le scúpscoop the poop glan suas an cac 10 verb pick up quickly TRANSITIVEscaob verb she scooped some soil chart sí roinnt créafóigeI scooped him out of the water tharraing mé as an uisce é de scúp 11 verb SPOR hit, throw a ball TRANSITIVEhe scooped the ball over the bar chuir sé an liathróid de lúb thar an trasnán, lúb sé an liathróid thar an trasnánshe scooped the sliotar away from danger scuab sí an sliotar as an mbealach 12 verb win TRANSITIVEbain verb gnóthaigh verb beir leat she scooped the big award rug sí léi an gradam mórthey scooped the Restaurant of the Year award ghnóthaigh siad gradam Bhialann na Bliana 13 verb PRESS publish news story TRANSITIVEour paper scooped all the others with the story bhí an scéal ina scúp ag an nuachtán s'againne sula raibh sé ag aon nuachtán eile