scoresheet

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishscoresheetscore‧sheet /ˈskɔːʃiːt $ ˈskɔːr-/ noun [countable] 1 a special piece of paper on which someone records the points won in a sports match2 → get (your name) on the scoresheetExamples from the Corpusscoresheet• Johansson got on the scoresheet himself just after the break to give Charlton the lead.• A player who has thrived on goals throughout his career, suddenly no longer finds himself a regular name on the scoresheet.• Jon Scott was next on the scoresheet after a classy movement, and Witchard and Holmes added their second tries.• But they are still there on the scoresheet every Saturday when given the chance.

单词	scoresheet
释义	scoresheet From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishscoresheetscore‧sheet /ˈskɔːʃiːt $ ˈskɔːr-/ noun [countable] 1 a special piece of paper on which someone records the points won in a sports match2 → get (your name) on the scoresheetExamples from the Corpusscoresheet• Johansson got on the scoresheet himself just after the break to give Charlton the lead.• A player who has thrived on goals throughout his career, suddenly no longer finds himself a regular name on the scoresheet.• Jon Scott was next on the scoresheet after a classy movement, and Witchard and Holmes added their second tries.• But they are still there on the scoresheet every Saturday when given the chance.
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