scouting (B1)
noun
Pronunciation: /skaʊt/
Definition
A person sent out to gather information, especially about an enemy or the terrain, or a person who searches for talented individuals in sports or entertainment.
Examples
The army sent a scout to survey the enemy's position.
A baseball scout discovered the young pitcher's incredible talent.
She worked as a talent scout for a major record label.
How to Use scouting
- scout for (prepositional phrase)
- To search for someone or something. — "The team is scouting for new players with potential."
- scout out (phrasal verb)
- To explore an area to find information, especially about potential opportunities or dangers. — "Let's scout out the best route before we start driving."
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