skopo
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Etymology
Borrowed from English scope, Italian scopo, ultimately from Latin scopus, from Ancient Greek σκοπός (skopós).
Pronunciation
Noun
skopo (plural skopi)
- that at which one aims; aim, scope, objective, intent, intention, purpose, view, goal, butt, object to attack
- Vizar skopo per flecho.
- To aim towards a target with an arrow.
- Frapar la skopo per kuglo.
- To hit the target with a bullet.
- Atingar sua skopo di vivo.
- To reach one's life goal.
- Mariajar su esis la skopo di elua esforci.
- To marry herself was the intent of her effort.
Derived terms
- skopo-planko (“target”)
- skopo-punto (“bullseye”)
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