英语词汇“θ234522”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

society > leisure > sport > winning, losing, or scoring > win, lose, or score [verb (transitive)] > score (19)

get1634

transitive. In various games: to make (a certain score); to score (so many points, runs, goals, etc.); in Cards, to take (so many tricks). Also: (Cr…

make1680

transitive. In various games: to secure (a certain score); to score (a point in the game); to perform (a particular stroke) successfully; to create…

score1742

transitive. Of a player or competitor: To add (so many points) to one's score. Also said of an incident in the game: To count for (so many points)…

notch1836

transitive. Originally in Sport: to achieve (a score, victory, etc.). Now: gen. to achieve, produce, or register (an amount, total, etc.). Now…

steal1836

In various games, esp. Cricket, Golf, Baseball, Basketball, and Ice Hockey (see quots.). Also figurative. Also intransitive (in Baseball), esp. in to…

to put up1860

transitive. Sport (originally Cricket). To achieve as a score. Cf. post, v.1 3e.

rattle1860

Cricket. transitive. Usually with off (also up): to score (a number of runs) rapidly or with ease. Also (more generally in other sports): to…

to put on1865

transitive. To add, make an addition of. Sport (originally Cricket). To add (runs, points, etc.) to the score for one's team.

tally1875

Sport (chiefly North American). To score (a run, goal, etc.). transitive.

net1907

intransitive. In Association Football, hockey, etc.: to score a goal.

to rack up1921

transitive. Originally North American. To accumulate; to ‘chalk up’; to achieve, score.

slam1959

Sport. To score (a goal, etc.) with a powerful kick or strike; to accumulate (a large total) in this way. colloquial.

Subcategories:

— score more than (2)

— make up point or score (1)

— equalize scores of (a match) (1)

— be ahead of (1)

— prevent opposition from scoring (2)

单词	θ234522
释义	society > leisure > sport > winning, losing, or scoring > win, lose, or score [verb (transitive)] > score (19) get1634 transitive. In various games: to make (a certain score); to score (so many points, runs, goals, etc.); in Cards, to take (so many tricks). Also: (Cr… make1680 transitive. In various games: to secure (a certain score); to score (a point in the game); to perform (a particular stroke) successfully; to create… score1742 transitive. Of a player or competitor: To add (so many points) to one's score. Also said of an incident in the game: To count for (so many points)… notch1836 transitive. Originally in Sport: to achieve (a score, victory, etc.). Now: gen. to achieve, produce, or register (an amount, total, etc.). Now… steal1836 In various games, esp. Cricket, Golf, Baseball, Basketball, and Ice Hockey (see quots.). Also figurative. Also intransitive (in Baseball), esp. in to… to put up1860 transitive. Sport (originally Cricket). To achieve as a score. Cf. post, v.1 3e. rattle1860 Cricket. transitive. Usually with off (also up): to score (a number of runs) rapidly or with ease. Also (more generally in other sports): to… to put on1865 transitive. To add, make an addition of. Sport (originally Cricket). To add (runs, points, etc.) to the score for one's team. tally1875 Sport (chiefly North American). To score (a run, goal, etc.). transitive. net1907 intransitive. In Association Football, hockey, etc.: to score a goal. to rack up1921 transitive. Originally North American. To accumulate; to ‘chalk up’; to achieve, score. slam1959 Sport. To score (a goal, etc.) with a powerful kick or strike; to accumulate (a large total) in this way. colloquial. Subcategories: — score more than (2) — make up point or score (1) — equalize scores of (a match) (1) — be ahead of (1) — prevent opposition from scoring (2)
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