scope in Irish
scope in Irish is scóp — scope means the range or extent of a subject, task, or activity.
scope in Irish
scóp
Used to make terms denoting an instrument used for viewing or examination.
scóp
The breadth, depth or reach of a subject; the extent of applicability or relevance; a domain, purview or remit.
What does "scope" mean?
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noun The range or extent of a subject, task, or activity.
"The scope of the project grew far beyond the original budget."
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verb To examine or investigate something briefly, especially to assess its extent or feasibility.
"Let's scope out the venue before we book it."
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verb To define the boundaries or requirements of a task or project.
"The team spent a week scoping the new feature before writing any code."
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scope in a sentence
- The scope of the project grew far beyond the original budget.
- That question is outside the scope of this meeting.
- Let's scope out the venue before we book it.
- The team spent a week scoping the new feature before writing any code.
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What is "scope" in Irish?
"scope" in Irish is scóp. scope means: The range or extent of a subject, task, or activity.
How do you use "scope" in a sentence?
Example: "The scope of the project grew far beyond the original budget." In Irish, "scope" is scóp.
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