Pronunciation: /ˈskænɪŋ/
noun Scanning can also be used as a noun to refer to the act of examining or searching through something quickly.
A1 I am scanning the room for my lost keys.
A2 The scanning of documents has become much easier with the use of technology.
B1 The security guard is conducting a scanning of everyone's bags before they enter the building.
B2 The scanning of barcodes helps to track inventory levels in real-time.
C1 The detailed scanning of the patient's medical records revealed important information for their treatment plan.
C2 The thorough scanning of the crime scene led to the discovery of crucial evidence.
verb Scanning is the present participle form of the verb 'scan', which means to look at or examine closely.
A1 I am scanning the room for my lost keys.
A2 She is scanning the document to find the relevant information.
B1 The security guard is scanning everyone's bags before they enter the building.
B2 The scientist is scanning the samples under the microscope for any abnormalities.
C1 The detective is scanning the crime scene for any potential evidence.
C2 The technician is scanning the network for any security vulnerabilities.
formal The technician was busy scanning the documents for any errors.
informal I saw the security guard scanning everyone's bags at the entrance.
slang I caught my roommate scanning through my phone when I left the room.
figurative She was scanning the room for any signs of trouble before entering.
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