scouting
侦察
definition
verb
I was sent to scout around for a place to park the camper
make a search for someone or something in various places.
Despite her tender letters to her guru, he sensibly scouts the idea that the two were lovers.
reject (a proposal or idea) with scorn.
noun
For the most part it was considered that air forces would be used primarily for scouting and reconnaissance missions, both overland and at sea.
the action of gathering information about enemy forces or an area.
A Bowness woman has been recognised for her outstanding work within the scouting movement over many years.
the characteristic activity and occupation of a Boy Scout or Girl Scout; the Scout movement.
translation of 'scouting'
noun
侦察
adjective
侦察
example
It would appear that the 'scouting' movement held little to no appeal to the PM and many members of the government.
What does the 'scouting' report say about Stoddard's change-up pitch?
Missions will vary from typical ‘build a base - kill 'em all’ to covert operations, 'scouting' and survival.
UAVs and lots of 'scouting' , plus questioning of prisoners, reveals the enemy routes and makes them deadly to use.
Sann spent the past two seasons in the position of director, basketball administration working in the areas of 'scouting' and player personnel.
A Bowness woman has been recognised for her outstanding work within the 'scouting' movement over many years.
Some will complain it puts their 'scouting' of college talent and preparation for free agency at a disadvantage against teams with coaches in place, but I don't buy that.
Evaluating scouts - evaluating the entire process of 'scouting' - is long overdue.
For many, the way you run the A's boils down to statistical analysis vs. traditional 'scouting' .
Intensive 'scouting' is continuing throughout eastern North America from the Gulf coast to southern Ontario wherever soybean is grown.
he ventured forth in a 'scouting' party with two of his troopers
But what the surveillance plans had in them was some 'scouting' or reconnaissance of heliports and helipads in New York.
It also should include enough rounds to neutralize the advantage of high-revenue teams that spend heavily on international 'scouting' .
He was an Eagle Scout then and taught me the lore of 'scouting' with both patience and understanding.
The Brownies were an off-shoot of the 'scouting' movement Army General Robert Baden-Powell founded in 1909.
Public and private schools, 'scouting' groups, and religious youth educators are sources of valuable information.
Last season he still kept involved in the game, compiling 'scouting' reports for clubs and also going to watch games just to keep his ‘finger-in’, so to speak.
He will handle a variety of duties on the basketball side, including 'scouting' and player evaluation.
he learned the elements of 'scouting' and intelligence gathering
‘He's a dynamite player,’ says a spokesperson of the independent 'scouting' service.
They maintain that commandos are carrying our 'scouting' and reconnaissance missions inside enemy-held areas.
Begin weekly 'scouting' of soybean fields in late June.
The Longhorns have so much NFL talent, the league should set up a 'scouting' field office in Austin.
Baseball's coaching, 'scouting' and executive ranks are filled with sore-kneed former catchers.
So all the 'scouting' reports read ‘He doesn't have what it takes to make it to the NHL.’
Villa and his men were overconfident and did no 'scouting' of the area.
‘The only number I can tell you is that we spend less than anybody on player development and 'scouting' ,’ he says.
It is likely that the footprint must have been left by some 'scouting' savage making a rare foray to the far side of the island.
For the most part it was considered that air forces would be used primarily for 'scouting' and reconnaissance missions, both overland and at sea.
It's obvious when you talk about prospects how much you value your first-hand account, or the 'scouting' reports you hear of a player.
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