Score in English
1 Pronunciation
score ?English?[sk?]American?[sk?]
2 Definition< /p>
n.
Boundary line
Sports starting line, finish line; (shooting) standing line
Scratch, scratch
Notches, lines
Traces; scars
(Taverns, etc.) accounts, debts
Percent, composition (percentage content)< /p>
(Competition) score, score; scoring
(Examination, test, etc.) score, achievement
Reason, based on
[ The singular and the plural are the same] twenty
[plural] many, a large number
Old grudges, grudges
Reality, the truth
[ Slang] Success, luck; a move to knock down (or refute) the opponent well
[Slang] The person who is deceived; the victim
[Slang] The sale of narcotic drugs; (drugs, etc.) (of) get rid of; drug trafficker
[Slang] (drugs, etc.) get; (robbery, etc.) succeed; (suitable sexual partner) capture
[Slang] prostitute< /p>
[Spoken] The crux of (problem, thing)
Music score; (film, etc.) soundtrack
Shipbuilding (for pulleys) with grooves
[Ancient proverb] (indicating debt) to make a mark; to owe a debt
vt.
To make a mark on, to draw a line on; to mark...:< /p>
to score a tree
To score a tree
Write down (the debt), record the debt of... person:
The waiter scored me the glasses of beer.
The waiter scored me the glasses of beer.
The waiter scored me the glasses of beer.
Keep in mind the feud of..., keep the hatred of... in mind:
to score one's family feud
To score one's family feud
Sports Notes to score 2 points by shooting
to score 2 points by shooting
to score the test paper of...; to score 2 points by shooting:
He scored 100 on the test.
He scored 100 on the test.
Successfully obtain, achieve, win (victory, etc.):
The film scored a good success.
The film scored a great success.
To score (cardboard) (to facilitate folding, etc.):
She scored the paper and tore it apart.
She pressed the paper out Crease, yet tear it apart.
[American English] sternly rebuke, reprimand, scold:
She was scored for staying out late.
She was scolded by her parents for coming home too late. scold.
[Slang] get (drugs, etc.); grab (money, etc.):
to score 3 grams of heroin
get 3 grams of heroin
[Mainly American slang] (man) has sex with..., has sexual relations with...; (prostitute) receives (client)
Music composes... into a score, composes... into an orchestra ;To score a film (movie, etc.):
to score a film
To score a film
To score a film (meat, etc.) to make long slits for cooking :
to score the meat before cooking
Make a long incision on the meat before cooking
Biology and medical counting examination (cell number, etc.)
vi.
To score; to draw a line; to mark:
He scored on his horses.
He scored on his horses. Branded.
To score (in the game); score:
to score high
to score for the match
to score for the match
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To score low in the test
To score low in the test
To score low in the test
To score low in the test Get good grades
Get evaluation; grade:
His article scored high.
His article got good reviews.
Victory, success; profit:
Tom scored again in the stock exchange.
Tom made another profit in the stock exchange.
[Slang] To get drugs; to rob for money
[Mainly American slang] to have sex; to seduce; (to prostitute) pick up clients
[Waste words] Debt; credit
3 phrases
Score Four? Square stack style four-piece game
The Score? Big deal; The thief; Brando together Acted by; Gangster Explosion
Final score?Final score;Final score;Last score;Total score
Score test?Score test;Score test;Score test
point score?score; scoring standard
aggregate score?total score; total points; cumulative score
Journal score?journal abrasion; scratch
score line? Pavement lines; lines
Medal score? Total score; total number of hits; including penalties
4 examples
Against?which?country?did?Ian?Wright?score?his?first?international?goal?
In the match against which country Ian Wright scored his first international goal The first goal of the game?
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Kelly?had?scored?an?average?of?147?on?three?separate?IQ?tests?
Kelly scored an average of 147 on 3 different IQ tests.
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The?U.S.?Open?golf?tournament?was?won?by?Ben?Hogan,?with?a?score ?of?287
Ben Hogan won the U.S. Open with a score of 287.
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4-1?was?the?final?score?
The final score was 4 to 1.
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His?abiding?passion?was?ocean?racing,?at?which?he?scored?many?successes
p>He has always loved sea rowing and has won many competitions.
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