| 词组 | score |
| 释义 | verb | noun score1 verb to win a point in a sport, game, competition, or testnounsscore a point You score two points for every question you get right.score a goal Ronaldo scored the winning goal in the final minutes of the game.score a touchdown (=score by taking the ball across the opposing team’s goal line in American football) The New York Giants scored a touchdown in the third quarter.score runs (=score points in cricket) The team found it difficult to score runs against the Australians.score a try (=score four points in rugby by putting the ball on the opposing team’s goal line) France scored two tries in the first half of the game.score a hat trick (=one player scores three goals in one game) Geoff Hurst scored a hat trick for England in the 1966 Word Cup final. verb | noun score2 /skɔː $ skɔːr/ noun the number of points that someone gets in a game, competition, or testadjectivesa good/high/big score She finished the game with an impressively high score.a poor/low score I only got a very low score on the test.a total/overall score (=including all the points you have scored) We add together your six best scores to give your overall score.an average score The students’ average score on the test was 65%.the final score (=at the end of a game) The final score was 3–2 to Arsenal.verbskeep the score (=make a record of the score) Jim kept the score when his friends played tennis.level the score BrE tie the score AmE (=make both players or teams have the same number of points) Terry put the ball in the net to level the score at 2–2.nouns + scorea test score His test scores were very good.prepositionsa score in a game The final score in this game was 4–0 to United.a score in/on a test What was your score on the spelling test? |
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