scout around (for someone or something)

To search, inspect, or look around an area (for someone or something). I've been scouting around for a suitable plot of land to build our house, but it's been tough finding one. Scout around the yard to see if you can find my lost ring.

scout around (for someone or something)

to look around for someone or something. I don't know who would do a good job for you, but I'll scout around for a likely candidate. You stay here. I'll scout around.

scout around

To go from place to place searching: I'll scout around and see if I can find a place to build our campfire. The reporter went to the party to scout around for some gossip.

词组	scout around (for someone or something)
释义	scout around (for someone or something) scout around (for someone or something) To search, inspect, or look around an area (for someone or something). I've been scouting around for a suitable plot of land to build our house, but it's been tough finding one. Scout around the yard to see if you can find my lost ring. See also: around, scout, someone Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. scout around (for someone or something) to look around for someone or something. I don't know who would do a good job for you, but I'll scout around for a likely candidate. You stay here. I'll scout around. See also: around, scout McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. scout around v. To go from place to place searching: I'll scout around and see if I can find a place to build our campfire. The reporter went to the party to scout around for some gossip. See also: around, scout The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: gaze around go around and around around and around build around build around (someone or something) get (someone) around the table get around the table bomb around around (one's) ears gaze around at (someone or something)
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