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单词 score
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scoreverb

uk/skɔːr/us/skɔːr/

score verb (WIN)

B1 [ I or T ] to win or get a point, goal, etc. in a competition, sport, game, or test:

Tennant scored (a goal) in the last minute of the game.
In American football, a touchdown scores (= is worth) six points.
She scored 18 out of 20 in the spelling test.

[ I or T ] to succeed in an activity or to achieve something:

She has certainly scored (a success) with her latest novel.
Nearly every bomb scored a hit.
UK You have a lot of patience - that's where you score over (= are better than) your opponents.

[ I ] UK US keep score to record the number of points won by competitors:

We need someone to score for tomorrow's match.

More examples

  • Glennon scored the deciding goal in the final minute of the match.
  • They scored two goals early on in the game.
  • He scored an equalizer during the closing minutes of the match.
  • You scored full marks in the test - ten out of ten!
  • She has certainly scored a success with her latest novel.

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Winning, losing & scoring in sport

  • against the run of play idiom
  • close-run
  • convincing
  • do the double over sb idiom
  • drubbing
  • game changer
  • game-changing
  • hold
  • lead 1
  • pip
  • pummel
  • retire
  • run away with sth
  • square
  • strike gold idiom
  • varsity
  • walkaway
  • walkover
  • win
  • won

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Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling
Refereeing & judging in sport

score verb (GET)

[ T ] US informal to get something:

I managed to score a couple of tickets to the World Cup final.

[ I or T ] slang to get illegal drugs:

She tried to score some dope in a nightclub.

[ I ] slang to have sex with someone that you have usually just met:

Did you score last night, then?

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Getting, receiving and accepting

  • acquihire
  • acquire
  • acquisition
  • awardee
  • carve
  • draw
  • earn
  • fill
  • get sth out of sth
  • glom onto sth/sb
  • go to sb
  • grasp
  • obtain
  • pick
  • secure
  • snatch
  • snatch at sth
  • target
  • wangle
  • wrest

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Drugs - general words

score verb (MARK)

[ T ] to make a mark or cut on the surface of something hard with a pointed tool, or to draw a line through writing:

If you score the tile first, it will be easier to break.
See also
underscore

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Cutting and stabbing

  • abrasion
  • bayonet
  • carve
  • carving
  • chisel
  • chop
  • cut sth down
  • laceration
  • lance
  • mow
  • nick
  • notch
  • saw sth down
  • scratch
  • slash
  • slice
  • spike
  • transfix
  • whittle
  • woodcarving

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Deleting writing

score verb (MUSICAL TEXT)

[ T ] to write or change a piece of music for particular instruments or voices:

This piece is scored for strings and woodwind.

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Technical music terms

  • accidental
  • adagio
  • andante
  • antiphonal
  • arpeggio
  • arr
  • arrange
  • cadence
  • harmonic
  • harmony
  • key signature
  • legato
  • mike check
  • motif
  • timbre
  • tremolo
  • tuning
  • twelve-tone
  • twelve-tone scale
  • unison

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Idiom(s)

score points off sb
score points (with sb)

Phrasal verb(s)

score sth out/through

scorenoun

uk/skɔːr/us/skɔːr/

score noun (WIN)

B1 [ C ] plural scores the number of points, goals, etc. achieved in a game or competition:

a high/low score
Have you heard the latest cricket score?
At half time, the score stood at (= was) two all.
The final score was 3–0.
Could you keep (= record) the score at this afternoon's game?

More examples

  • My score was depressingly low.
  • You throw the dice and whoever gets the highest score goes first.
  • What was the half-time score?
  • The score now stands at 40–love.
  • The final score was a respectable 2–1.

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General terms used in ball sports

  • aggregate score
  • assist
  • back pass
  • bobble
  • center circle
  • chip
  • goalless
  • holding
  • lay
  • layoff
  • long ball
  • man on! idiom
  • man-to-man defense
  • man-to-man marking
  • overarm
  • set piece
  • shoot
  • sidespin
  • unplayable
  • wrong-foot

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score noun (MUSIC)

[ C ] plural scores a piece of written music showing the parts for all the instruments and voices:

an orchestral score

[ C ] plural scores the music written for a film, play, etc.:

a film score
Rodgers wrote the score for/of/to "Oklahoma!".

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Technical music terms

  • accidental
  • adagio
  • andante
  • antiphonal
  • arpeggio
  • arr
  • arrange
  • cadence
  • harmonic
  • harmony
  • key signature
  • legato
  • mike check
  • motif
  • timbre
  • tremolo
  • tuning
  • twelve-tone
  • twelve-tone scale
  • unison

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score noun (TWENTY)

[ C usually singular ] plural score formal 20 or approximately 20:

He lived to be three score years and ten (= until he was 70 years old).
by the score formal

in large numbers:

People are leaving the organization by the score.
scores [ plural ]

a lot of things or people:

Sean received cards from scores of local well-wishers.

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Numbers: groups of things according to number

  • baker's dozen
  • brace
  • companion
  • couple
  • dozen
  • dyad
  • gross
  • pair
  • triad
  • trinity
  • trio
  • twosome

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Large in number or quantity
Masses and large amounts of things

score noun (SUBJECT JUST MENTIONED)

on this/that score

C2 about the thing or subject that has just been mentioned:

I'll let you have the money, so there's nothing to worry about on that score.
"The team has a lot of determination to win," declared the coach. "I have no doubts on that score."

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Topics & areas of interest

  • affair
  • backyard
  • ground
  • in your backyard idiom
  • item
  • kingdom
  • matter
  • specialism
  • specialty
  • sphere
  • stage
  • subject
  • subject matter
  • sweep
  • talking of sb/sth idiom
  • theme
  • themed
  • thesis
  • topic
  • turf

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Idiom(s)

settle a score
what's the score?
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