英语词汇“scope”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	scope
释义	scope I. \ˈskōp\ noun (-s) Etymology: Italian scopo aim, goal, purpose, object, from Latin scopus, from Greek skopos watcher, goal, purpose, object; akin to Greek skopein to view, contemplate, inspect — more at spy 1. : space or opportunity for free and unhampered motion, activity, intention, thought, or vision : breadth, comprehensiveness < full scope for the exercise of such ability as I had — R.M.Lovett > < a mind remarkable both for its scope and its mastery over details — John Buchan > 2. a. : an intention in speaking or writing : purpose < the author's scope or aim > b. : something aimed at or desired : object, end < making religion the main scope of his life > c. obsolete : a mark aimed at : goal < arrows speeding to the scope > 3. chiefly dialect : a tract of land especially when extensive 4. a. : the general range or extent of cognizance, consideration, activity, or influence < the synopsis is a very brief indication of the scope of the whole argument — Norman Angell > < the scope of this view — more than 100 miles in all directions — American Guide Series: Vermont > < humility … a sense of infinite powers beyond our scope — M.R.Cohen > b. : the limited field or subject under consideration : the range of the matter being treated : the marked off area of relevancy < the period of his public career … lies outside the scope of this book — R.W.Southern > < with the extension of the scope of government to include a wide array of public services — W.J.Shepard > c. : length of cable or hawser on which a ship rides < pay out more scope, stand by to make sail — S.E.Morison > 5. : domain 7 6. : the range of operation of a logical operator : the part of a statement in the functional calculus that is governed by a quantifier Synonyms: see range II. noun (-s) Etymology: -scope 1. : any of various instruments for viewing or observing: as a. : bronchoscope b. : gastroscope c. : microscope d. : telescope e. : telescope sight f. : oscilloscope g. : radarscope 2. : horoscope III. transitive verb : to look at a person or a thing often for the purpose of evaluation < scoped the dangerous ledge > — often used with out < scoped her out from across the room — Tim Allis >
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