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score
1 countable the number of points that someone gains in a game Synonyms and related words
Scoring points and goals a clean sheet aggregate all 1a the result of a game, or the number of points gained by everyone playing up to a particular momentHave you heard the latest score? The final score was 4–3 to United. Synonyms and related words
Scoring points and goals a clean sheet aggregate all 1b a number that represents how well someone did in a testThe average score for the test was 75. Synonyms and related words
Scoring points and goals a clean sheet aggregate all
2 countable musica written copy of a piece of musicthe complete musical scores of Strauss Synonyms and related words
Instructions and annotations in music 2a the music written for a film, play etc Synonyms and related words
Parts of films, stories and plays
3 singular informalthe true facts of a situationSo what’s the score on the party this weekend? Are we going? Synonyms and related words
General words for information, news and facts 4 countable literarya group of 20 people or things Synonyms and related words
Specific numbers of people or things 4a scores plural a large number of people or thingsScores of volunteers offered to help. Synonyms and related words
Large quantities or amounts
5 countable a mark cut into the surface of somethingWorkers cut deep scores in the road before laying the paving. Synonyms and related words
Holes and openings in surfaces 6 three score and tenthe age of seventyAs my three score and ten years come to a close, it seems a good time to muse a bit about my life. Submitted by:
Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 27/07/2017
keep score know the score on that/this score score
1 countable the number of points that someone gains in a game Synonyms and related words 1a the result of a game, or the number of points gained by everyone playing up to a particular momentHave you heard the latest score? Synonyms and related words 1b a number that represents how well someone did on a testThe average score for the test was 75. Synonyms and related words
2 countable musica written copy of a piece of musicthe complete musical scores of Strauss Synonyms and related words
Instructions and annotations in music 2a the music written for a movie, play, etc. Synonyms and related words
Parts of movies, stories and plays
3 singular informalthe true facts of a situationSo what’s the score on the party this weekend? Are we going? Synonyms and related words
General words for information, news and facts 4 countable literarya group of 20 people or things Synonyms and related words
Specific numbers of people or things 4a scores plural a large number of people or thingsScores of volunteers offered to help. Synonyms and related words
Large quantities or amounts
5 countable a mark cut into the surface of somethingWorkers cut deep scores in the road before laying the paving. Synonyms and related words
Holes and openings in surfaces 6 three score and tenthe age of seventyAs my three score and ten years come to a close, it seems a good time to muse a bit about my life. Submitted by:
Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 27/07/2017
keep score know the score on that/this score score
1 intransitive/transitive to get a point in a game or sportNo one scored in the first half. score a goal/point/run/try: He scored the first goal after five minutes. Synonyms and related words
Scoring points and goals a clean sheet aggregate all 2 transitive to achieve a particular amount, level etc in a testShe’s hoping to score full marks in the maths test. Synonyms and related words
To sit, pass or fail an examination or test 2a to judge someone’s effort in a competition or in a test and give them pointsThe participants’ answers were scored and the totals added up. Synonyms and related words
Commentating, refereeing, and judging sports and competitions 2b to be worth a particular number of pointsThe bonus question at the end of the test scores 15 points. Synonyms and related words
Scoring points and goals a clean sheet aggregate all
3 intransitive/transitive to record the score in a game Synonyms and related words
Commentating, refereeing, and judging sports and competitions 4 intransitive/transitive to be successful in doing somethingShe seems to have scored with her latest novel. score a success/victory/win: They scored some notable sales successes. Synonyms and related words
To be, or to become successful punch above your weight thrive prosper 5 intransitive informalto buy illegal drugs Synonyms and related words
To buy or use illegal drugs abuse be jacked up come down 6 intransitive spokento have sex with someone, especially with a new partner Synonyms and related words
To have sex sleep with consummate copulate 7 transitive to mark a line into the surface of somethingScore the meat lightly with a knife. Synonyms and related words
Cutting, cuts and relating to cutting 8 transitive musicto write a piece of music for a particular group of instruments or voicesscore something for something: The suite is scored for flute and violin. Synonyms and related words
Playing, performing and arranging music accompany arrange articulation
score
1 intransitive/transitive to get a point in a game or sportNo one scored in the first half. score a goal/point/run: He scored the first touchdown after five minutes. Synonyms and related words 2 transitive to achieve a particular amount, level, etc. in a testShe’s hoping to score high on the math test. Synonyms and related words
To sit, pass or fail an examination or test 2a to judge someone’s effort in a competition or on a test and give them pointsThe participants’ answers were scored and the totals added up. Synonyms and related words
Commentating, refereeing, and judging sports and competitions 2b to be worth a particular number of pointsThe bonus question at the end of the test scores 15 points. Synonyms and related words
3 intransitive/transitive to record the score in a game Synonyms and related words
Commentating, refereeing, and judging sports and competitions 4 intransitive/transitive to be successful in doing somethingShe seems to have scored with her latest novel. score a success/victory/win: They scored some notable sales successes. Synonyms and related words
To be, or to become successful punch above your weight thrive prosper 5 intransitive/transitive Americaninformalto obtain something, especially without paying for it or with little effortMaybe I can score some new CDs at the radio station. Synonyms and related words
To get something or someone 5a informalto buy illegal drugs Synonyms and related words
To buy or use illegal drugs abuse be jacked up come down
6 intransitive spokento have sex with someone, especially with a new partner Synonyms and related words
To have sex sleep with consummate copulate 7 transitive to mark a line into the surface of somethingScore the meat lightly with a knife. Synonyms and related words
Cutting, cuts and relating to cutting 8 transitive musicto write a piece of music for a particular group of instruments or voicesscore something for something: The suite is scored for flute and violin. Synonyms and related words
Playing, performing and arranging music accompany arrange articulation
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