Scans

Pronunciation: /ˈskæn/

Scans (verb)

  1. to look over something quickly to find important details.
  2. to use a machine to copy a document or image into a computer.
  3. to examine something carefully, often using special equipment.

Examples

  • She scanned the room for any signs of danger.
  • He scanned the crowd to find his friend.

Common collocations: scan the horizon, scan the area, scan a document, scan a barcode, scan for errors

Scans (noun)

  1. a quick look over something to find important details.

Examples

  • She took a quick scan of the menu before ordering.
  • He gave the room a scan to find his keys.

Synonyms of Scans

Formal

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Scans

  • when not paying attention
  • when missing details