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score card in American English US noun1. a card for recording the score of a game, match, etc., as in golf 2. a card printed with the names, positions, etc. of the players of competing teams Also ˈscoreˌcard noun Examples of 'score card' in a sentencescore card On her redundancy score-card she had been marked down for not being flexible enough.So the score-card at 63 is roughly as follows.Having said that, the money becomes the score card.There are enough ways of getting out in this game without adding run-outs to the score card on a regular basis.Your score card is about money.Tucked underneath each jar is the judges' score card, on which are written helpful, if sometimes pithy, comments.She settles in a fold-up chair and produces a score card on which she keeps the game's statistics.They then had to dig out the handheld scoring cards.And then we looked down at our paper score cards. |