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Meanings of scope in English
Portuguese
oscilógrafo Catalan
oscil·loscopi 
Electronic equipment that provides visual images of varying electrical quantities.
Usage of scope in English
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Yet the new approach leaves China plenty of scope to nix investigations.
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Market rate expectations therefore have scope to fall much further in time.
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However, analysts believe this crackdown is unprecedented in terms of its scope.
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Besides, I don't think you yet appreciate the scope of God's problem.
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I'm not so sure it's a good idea to do the scope.
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Another difference is the scope of work booked to the mayor's budget.
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Media scope is a weekly media studies page for use in schools.
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Its scope includes architectural design, construction and building materials, the document said.
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Farming data showed there was ample scope for increased investment, he said.
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An individual scope can be made in different configurations for different purposes.
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That's much narrower than the scope of the war 10 years later.
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As EO 13902's core provisions indicate, the order is broad in scope.
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CEOC said an examiner with unbridled scope could cost millions of dollars.
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Emori said gold and oil have more upside scope than other assets.
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As in other countries, the scope of the Canadian problem is huge.
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Often we have doctors going above and beyond their scope of practice.
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Translations for scope
Russian
Scope through the time
Scope across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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