Scope meaning in English
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Definition
the scope: the range, the field; the sphere, the spectrum; the opportunity
Our research here at the Delavigne lab is wide in scope. We focus on a wide range of different issues.
I find the scope of your proposal ambitious. You need to reduce the number of issues you are focusing on.
Examples
- "Aside from Bümbüm's fee, we should be able to film the commercial for under a million dollars, which is rather inexpensive considering the scope of the project."
Exercise 1
How does Susie feel about the cost for the production of the television advertisement?
How does Susie feel about the cost for the production of the television advertisement?
Actually, Susie says it will be "rather inexpensive", not "too expensive".
In fact, Susie is saying that aside from Miss Bümbüm's fee, the cost of the commercial is low. Susie is clear that the expense of the commercial and Ivana's fee are separate costs of production.
This is the best choice here. Susie says that the commercial is "rather inexpensive considering the scope of the project".
Actually, Susie says it will be "rather inexpensive", not "costly".
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