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Meanings of scouts in English
Professional employed by a sports team to analyze the performance of athletes outside the team.
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Examples for "scout"
Examples for "scout"
1
In answer the scout gave a disgusted wave to the sea beyond.
2
The general wants some few cavalrymen for a scout in the Mazatzal.
3
Bolitho said, I will use every vessel which can scout for us.
4
A minute later, and the fat scout cried out in considerable excitement:
5
The sole descendant of the giants was the scout behind the door.
1
If you're a talent scout for Decca, I can't sing a note.
2
I was once approached by a talent scout in summer stock.
3
Cebulski, the Marvel talent scout who brought Cosentino on to write his upcoming issue.
4
Having cracked the code, I would become Bullwinkle's top talent scout over the years.
5
I'm always going to talent scout and try to find new artists to work with.
Usage of scouts in English
1
This reply established the author firmly in the esteem of the scouts.
2
Better send scouts ahead of you and keep a party following behind.
3
The general at once appointed me his guide and chief of scouts.
4
Quietly the scouts melted away to the tasks they had in hand.
5
The scouts did camp that night in a wood alongside the road.
6
On the way they met Boone and the remainder of the scouts.
7
Let me send scouts along them both and find the way in.'
8
But-They took the barricade down, the scouts soon come and tell them.
9
A proposal for sending quartermaster scouts, come summer, to explore possible routes.
10
Centurion and optio crouched in the deep foliage, looking at Settus's 'scouts'.
11
She signaled her plan, long fingers moving quickly, and the scouts nodded.
12
Already he had been forced to use them as messengers and scouts.
13
The four scouts reached the four sides of the grove almost simultaneously.
14
The two scouts passed out of the stable by the same door.
15
Elven Hunters sent as scouts had been able to determine that much.
16
The hunter leader ranged ahead of the expedition, using scouts as messengers.
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Scouts across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common