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scope1
noun
1 the size or range of a subject or topic covered.
2 the aim, intention or purpose of something.
3 the limits within which there is the opportunity to act.
4 range of understanding beyond his scope .
5 the length of mooring cable at which a vessel can ride freely with the tides.
[16c: from Italian scopo , from Greek skopos watcher or point watched, from skopeein to view]
noun
1 the size or range of a subject or topic covered.
2 the aim, intention or purpose of something.
3 the limits within which there is the opportunity to act.
4 range of understanding beyond his scope .
5 the length of mooring cable at which a vessel can ride freely with the tides.
[16c: from Italian scopo , from Greek skopos watcher or point watched, from skopeein to view]
scope2
noun
1 a visual display unit, especially a radar screen.
2 a shortening of microscope, telescope , etc.
verb (scoped , scoping )
1 med to examine (internal organs of the body) using a viewing device.
2 N Am colloq to examine or look at.
[17c]
noun
1 a visual display unit, especially a radar screen.
2 a shortening of microscope, telescope , etc.
verb (scoped , scoping )
1 med to examine (internal organs of the body) using a viewing device.
2 N Am colloq to examine or look at.
[17c]
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