| 释义 |
scope1 /skōp/ noun- Range
- Field or opportunity of activity
- Capacity or room for action
- Potential or natural ability
- Spaciousness
- A point aimed at (obsolete)
- Purpose or aim (archaic)
- A length of cable on an anchor that provides slack to allow a vessel to move with the tides, etc
- (with cap) a UK charity that helps people with cerebral palsy
ORIGIN: Ital scopo, from Gr skopos watcher, point watched, (fig) aim, from skopeein to view scope2 /skōp/ noun- Short for microscope, telescope, horoscope, etc
- A visual display unit, esp a radar screen
- A cinema (short for bioscope; S Afr inf)
transitive verb- To examine (the internal organs) with a viewing instrument
- To catch sight of (informal)
- To investigate (with out; informal)
- To discover as the result of an investigation (with out; informal)
scoping review noun A preliminary survey of the literature about a subject, often performed to establish which aspects of the subject require further research -scope /-skōp/ combining form An instrument for viewing, examining, or detecting, as in telescope, oscilloscope, stethoscope ORIGIN: Gr skopeein to view |