score
verbVerb Forms
Idioms Phrasal Verbs| present simple I / you / we / they score | |
| he / she / it scores | |
| past simple scored | |
| past participle scored | |
| -ing form scoring |
- [intransitive, transitive]
to win points, goals, etc. in a game or competition （在游戏或比赛中）得分 Fraser scored again in the second half. 弗雷泽在下半场时再次得分。 - score something
to score a goal/try/touchdown/victory/point/run 得分/尝试/触地得分/胜利/得分/跑 Brazil failed to score a win, leaving their further progress in the competition in doubt. 巴西队未能获胜，这使他们在比赛中的进一步进展受到质疑。 the only man to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final 唯一在世界杯决赛中上演帽子戏法的人 On his debut at Old Trafford he scored 154 against Australia. 在老特拉福德的首次亮相中，他在对阵澳大利亚的比赛中得了154分。 He scored 20 points in 36 minutes. 他在36分钟内得了20分。 He scored 30 goals in 20 games. 他20场比赛进了30个球。
Extra ExamplesTopics Games and toysa2, Sports: ball and racket sportsa2She scored twice in the first half. 她上半场进了两个球。 He scored with a neat header. 他以一个漂亮的头球得了分。 She has not yet scored for her new club. 她还没有为新俱乐部进过球。 The England team failed to score against Italy on Saturday. 星期六对意大利的比赛中，英格兰队未能得分。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb- once
- twice
- etc.
- …
- try to
- be able to
- manage to
- …
- against
- for
- come close to scoring
- have a/the chance to score
- have an/the opportunity to score
- …
- [intransitive]
to keep a record of the points, goals, etc. won in a game or competition （在游戏或比赛中）记分 - [transitive, intransitive]
to gain marks in a test or an exam （在考试中）得分 - score something
She scored 98 per cent in the French test. 她法语考试得了98分。 - + adv./prep.
Girls usually score highly in language exams. 在语言考试中，女生通常得高分。 Women consistently scored higher than men in this test. 在这项测试中，女性成绩一贯比男性高。 Some studies show that low-income Latino adolescents tend to score low on self-esteem. 一些研究表明，低收入的拉丁美洲青少年往往在自尊方面得分较低。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb- highly
- well
- consistently
- …
- score something
- [transitive] score something
to give something/somebody a particular number of points 评分；打分数 - [transitive] score something
to be worth a particular number of points 分值是；得…分 - [transitive, intransitive]
to succeed; to have an advantage 获得胜利；取得优势 - score (something)
The army continued to score successes in the south. 军队在南方不断取得胜利。 Lewis scored a win with a hugely funny sketch about a car salesman. 刘易斯凭借一部关于一名汽车推销员的非常有趣的小品获得了胜利。 She's scored again with her latest blockbuster. 她的新作大获成功，再次引起轰动。 - score over something
Bicycles score over other forms of transport in towns. 在城镇，自行车比其他交通工具更胜一筹。
Extra ExamplesTopics Successc2In the key area of negotiation, women scored highly. 在谈判这种关键领域，女性表现更为出色。 The company scores highly on customer service. 该公司在客户服务方面做得很好。
- score (something)
- [transitive, usually passive]
to arrange a piece of music for one or more musical instruments or for voices 编总谱 - be scored for something
The piece is scored for violin, viola and cello. 这个乐谱是为小提琴、中提琴和大提琴演奏而编的。 - score something
The director invited him to score the movie (= write the music for it). 导演邀请他为电影配乐。
- be scored for something
- [transitive] score something
to make a cut or mark on a surface （在物体表面）划下痕迹，刻出记号 - [intransitive] score (with somebody) (slang)
(especially of a man 尤指男人 to have sex with a new partner 和新伴侣发生性关系 - [transitive, intransitive] score (something) (slang)
to buy or get illegal drugs 买（或搞到）毒品
give/get points/goals打分；得分
succeed成功
arrange/write music谱曲；作曲
cut刻痕
have sex发生性关系
buy drugs买毒品
Idioms
score a point/points (off/against/over somebody)
to show that you are better than somebody, especially by making clever remarks, for example in an argument （尤指在辩论等活动中机灵地）驳倒，挫败 He was always trying to score points off his teachers. 他总是试图从老师那里扣分。