scope

🇺🇸 /skəʊp/ 🇬🇧 /skəʊp/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford5000CEFR-C1
noun
C1

the chance or ability to do something

The budget increase gives us scope to expand our services.

C1

the range of things included or covered

The team widened the scope of their research to include more topics.

R

a tool for looking at things closely

A microscope has a narrow scope for viewing tiny objects.

verb
R

to look at something carefully

He scoped the area to understand the full scope of the situation.

R

to check the size or details of a task before starting

We need to scope the work to know the project's scope.

translation

n. the chance or ability to do something; the range of things included or covered; a tool for looking at things closely
v. to look at something carefully; to check the size or details of a task before starting

Word Forms

3rd Present scopes
Progressive scoping
Past scoped
Plural scopes