Meaning
scoop
- An exclusive, sensational news story published before competitors
In a sentence
Il giornalista ha fatto un grande scoop sulla corruzione politica.
The journalist got a major scoop on political corruption.
Credi davvero che quella notizia sia uno scoop autentico?
Do you really think that news story is a genuine scoop?
La rivista non pubblica scoop senza verificare prima le fonti.
The magazine doesn't publish scoops without verifying the sources first.
Word forms (3)
| Word | Word forms |
|---|---|
| scoop | masculine · singular |
| scoop | masculine · plural |
| scoop | masculine · plural |
Usage notes
- Invariable masculine English loanword: 'lo scoop', 'gli scoop'.
- Takes the masculine articles 'lo' and 'gli'.