scout
/skaʊt/noun
उच्चारण स्काउट
स्काउट; टोही
Core word
noun
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[C]
(the Scouts) an organization originally for boys, which trains young people in practical skills; a person whose job is to find people who are good at sport, acting, and to bring them to an organization; a soldier sent ahead to get information
स्काउट; टोही
- Scouts and Guides
- a talent scout
- He joined the Scouts when he was ten and learned to pitch a tent.
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- A cricket scout watched the young bowler at the school match.
- The scout returned to report that the road was clear.
- The film company sent a scout to find new faces in small towns.
verb
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[I, T]
to search an area or various areas in order to find or discover something
खोजना
- scout for talent
- The soldiers scouted the valley for a safe route.
- The team scouted several cities before choosing a venue.
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- Hunters scouted the forest for tracks.
- The club scouts for young players in village tournaments.
Synonyms search look for explore reconnoitre
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General knowledge
The Scout movement was founded by Robert Baden-Powell (1907); Bharat Scouts and Guides is the Indian organization.
स्काउट आंदोलन की स्थापना Robert Baden-Powell ने की (1907); भारत स्काउट्स और गाइड्स भारतीय संगठन है।