scoop out

• Verbo frasal que significa retirar algo do interior de um recipiente ou objeto oco com um movimento de concha ou colher. Também pode indicar escavar ou cavar formando uma concavidade.

A phrasal verb meaning to remove something from inside a container or hollow object using a scooping motion.

incontável · transitivo · phrasal, separável

1. Remove with a scooping motioninformal

   To remove something from a container or surface using a spoon, scoop, or similar tool.

   Tirar com colher

   • She scooped out the seeds from the pumpkin.
   • He scooped out the ice cream into bowls.
   • Use a melon baller to scoop out the flesh of the fruit.

   Sinônimosdish outscoop

2. Hollow outinformal

   To create a hollow space inside something by removing its contents.

   Esvaziar

   • They scooped out the inside of the log to make a canoe.
   • The chef scooped out the center of the bread to make a bowl.
   • He scooped out the dirt to plant the seeds.

   Sinônimoscarve outdig outexcavategougehollowream

   Antônimosfillpackstuff

Verbo basescoop