scoop

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Talking about a 'scoop' refers to getting a large amount of something with a container, like a spoon. In journalism, a 'scoop' is when a reporter publishes a news story before anyone else.

Examples in Different Contexts

In data mining, 'scoop' can refer to uncovering significant or unexpected insights from large datasets. A data scientist might describe, 'Finding a scoop in the data can reveal patterns and trends that are not immediately obvious, providing valuable insights for decision making.'

Practice Scenarios

Marketing

Scenario:

I heard there's a sudden surge in organic food sales, we need to grasp the trends.

Response:

I've got a market scoop on the organic food industry. It seems consumers are increasingly concerned with healthier food choices.

Creative

Scenario:

This dress design looks nice, but I think we need something that can highlight the model's slim figure and delicate collarbones.

Response:

A scoop-neck design would indeed be an excellent choice to highlight her collarbone and slender figure.