Definition of scoreless in English:

scoreless

adjective ˈskɔːləsˈskɔrləs

1Denoting a game or match in which no goals, points, or runs are scored.
the game remained scoreless after 90 minutes
a scoreless draw
Example sentencesExamples
- Their goalie made a great save to see the sides still scoreless.
- They scored without reply and held the opposition scoreless for the final 23 minutes of the game.
- He completed 13 scoreless innings in his first World Series two years ago.
- There was good defending on both sides, and as a result of this and two hard-working goalies, the half finished scoreless.
- Although they tried hard to find the goalposts, they were scoreless going into the second half.
- They held their opponents scoreless in the first half.
- With three scoreless innings from the Badgers, things were starting to look up heading into the seventh.
- He threw a scoreless seventh, securing the Warriors' lead for an 8–6 win.
- Midway through the period, he broke the scoreless tie on a contentious goal.
- This game was a tough battle with good defending on both sides to put the teams scoreless at half-time.
2(of a film or play) having no music composed for it.
the film is scoreless with only a few pop hits in a few scenes
Example sentencesExamples
- The score that was written for the DVD reissue is included here, and though obviously revisionist, it does enhance the otherwise scoreless film.
- The scoreless, hot screams of someone in danger—we hear her character trying to escape, but with no dramatic music, no guidance—just pure terror.
- Modern scoreless films usually don't have a score because they simply don't need one.
- I want to find scoreless movies so I can score them myself.
- This stripped-down, scoreless film is a powerful drama that poses questions about what we owe our spouses and ourselves.
- The film's quieter, scoreless moments are the ones that resonate most truthfully.
- The best of his scoreless period is a 1964 Cold War thriller and one of the most arresting films of any era.
- Does anyone know where I can find a scoreless movie?
- Almost every dramatic or comedy film of the early 1930s was virtually scoreless, except for the music heard during the opening and closing credits.
- The only music in his second great scoreless film is the song playing over shots of Brooklyn during the opening credits.

Definition of scoreless in US English:

scoreless

adjectiveˈskôrləsˈskɔrləs

1Denoting a game or match in which no goals, points, or runs are scored.
the game remained scoreless after 90 minutes
a scoreless draw
Example sentencesExamples
- With three scoreless innings from the Badgers, things were starting to look up heading into the seventh.
- There was good defending on both sides, and as a result of this and two hard-working goalies, the half finished scoreless.
- They scored without reply and held the opposition scoreless for the final 23 minutes of the game.
- He completed 13 scoreless innings in his first World Series two years ago.
- They held their opponents scoreless in the first half.
- Their goalie made a great save to see the sides still scoreless.
- He threw a scoreless seventh, securing the Warriors' lead for an 8–6 win.
- Midway through the period, he broke the scoreless tie on a contentious goal.
- This game was a tough battle with good defending on both sides to put the teams scoreless at half-time.
- Although they tried hard to find the goalposts, they were scoreless going into the second half.
2(of a movie or play) having no music composed for it.
the film is scoreless with only a few pop hits in a few scenes
Example sentencesExamples
- This stripped-down, scoreless film is a powerful drama that poses questions about what we owe our spouses and ourselves.
- The best of his scoreless period is a 1964 Cold War thriller and one of the most arresting films of any era.
- The film's quieter, scoreless moments are the ones that resonate most truthfully.
- Modern scoreless films usually don't have a score because they simply don't need one.
- Does anyone know where I can find a scoreless movie?
- The score that was written for the DVD reissue is included here, and though obviously revisionist, it does enhance the otherwise scoreless film.
- The scoreless, hot screams of someone in danger—we hear her character trying to escape, but with no dramatic music, no guidance—just pure terror.
- The only music in his second great scoreless film is the song playing over shots of Brooklyn during the opening credits.
- Almost every dramatic or comedy film of the early 1930s was virtually scoreless, except for the music heard during the opening and closing credits.
- I want to find scoreless movies so I can score them myself.

单词	scoreless
释义	Definition of scoreless in English: scoreless adjective ˈskɔːləsˈskɔrləs 1Denoting a game or match in which no goals, points, or runs are scored. the game remained scoreless after 90 minutes a scoreless draw Example sentencesExamples Their goalie made a great save to see the sides still scoreless. They scored without reply and held the opposition scoreless for the final 23 minutes of the game. He completed 13 scoreless innings in his first World Series two years ago. There was good defending on both sides, and as a result of this and two hard-working goalies, the half finished scoreless. Although they tried hard to find the goalposts, they were scoreless going into the second half. They held their opponents scoreless in the first half. With three scoreless innings from the Badgers, things were starting to look up heading into the seventh. He threw a scoreless seventh, securing the Warriors' lead for an 8–6 win. Midway through the period, he broke the scoreless tie on a contentious goal. This game was a tough battle with good defending on both sides to put the teams scoreless at half-time. 2(of a film or play) having no music composed for it. the film is scoreless with only a few pop hits in a few scenes Example sentencesExamples The score that was written for the DVD reissue is included here, and though obviously revisionist, it does enhance the otherwise scoreless film. The scoreless, hot screams of someone in danger—we hear her character trying to escape, but with no dramatic music, no guidance—just pure terror. Modern scoreless films usually don't have a score because they simply don't need one. I want to find scoreless movies so I can score them myself. This stripped-down, scoreless film is a powerful drama that poses questions about what we owe our spouses and ourselves. The film's quieter, scoreless moments are the ones that resonate most truthfully. The best of his scoreless period is a 1964 Cold War thriller and one of the most arresting films of any era. Does anyone know where I can find a scoreless movie? Almost every dramatic or comedy film of the early 1930s was virtually scoreless, except for the music heard during the opening and closing credits. The only music in his second great scoreless film is the song playing over shots of Brooklyn during the opening credits. Definition of scoreless in US English: scoreless adjectiveˈskôrləsˈskɔrləs 1Denoting a game or match in which no goals, points, or runs are scored. the game remained scoreless after 90 minutes a scoreless draw Example sentencesExamples With three scoreless innings from the Badgers, things were starting to look up heading into the seventh. There was good defending on both sides, and as a result of this and two hard-working goalies, the half finished scoreless. They scored without reply and held the opposition scoreless for the final 23 minutes of the game. He completed 13 scoreless innings in his first World Series two years ago. They held their opponents scoreless in the first half. Their goalie made a great save to see the sides still scoreless. He threw a scoreless seventh, securing the Warriors' lead for an 8–6 win. Midway through the period, he broke the scoreless tie on a contentious goal. This game was a tough battle with good defending on both sides to put the teams scoreless at half-time. Although they tried hard to find the goalposts, they were scoreless going into the second half. 2(of a movie or play) having no music composed for it. the film is scoreless with only a few pop hits in a few scenes Example sentencesExamples This stripped-down, scoreless film is a powerful drama that poses questions about what we owe our spouses and ourselves. The best of his scoreless period is a 1964 Cold War thriller and one of the most arresting films of any era. The film's quieter, scoreless moments are the ones that resonate most truthfully. Modern scoreless films usually don't have a score because they simply don't need one. Does anyone know where I can find a scoreless movie? The score that was written for the DVD reissue is included here, and though obviously revisionist, it does enhance the otherwise scoreless film. The scoreless, hot screams of someone in danger—we hear her character trying to escape, but with no dramatic music, no guidance—just pure terror. The only music in his second great scoreless film is the song playing over shots of Brooklyn during the opening credits. Almost every dramatic or comedy film of the early 1930s was virtually scoreless, except for the music heard during the opening and closing credits. I want to find scoreless movies so I can score them myself.
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