score
verb /skɔː(r)/
/skɔːr/
动词形式
Idioms Phrasal Verbspresent simple I / you / we / they score | /skɔː(r)/ /skɔːr/ |
he / she / it scores | /skɔːz/ /skɔːrz/ |
past simple scored | /skɔːd/ /skɔːrd/ |
past participle scored | /skɔːd/ /skɔːrd/ |
-ing form scoring | /ˈskɔːrɪŋ/ /ˈskɔːrɪŋ/ |
(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。
Topics Games and toysa2, Sports: ball and racket sportsa2- She 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。
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
- …
- Fraser scored again in the second half.
- [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 - Who's going to score?
谁来记分呢?
- Who's going to score?
(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。
Collocations Dictionaryadverb- highly
- well
- consistently
- …
- score something She scored 98 per cent in the French test.
- [transitive] score something to give something/somebody a particular number of points
评分;打分数 - The tests are scored by psychologists.
测验由心理学家评分。 - Score each criterion on a scale of 1 to 5.
按 1 到 5 分给每一种标准打分。 - a scoring system
评分体系
- The tests are scored by psychologists.
- [transitive] score something to be worth a particular number of points
分值是;得…分 - Each correct answer will score two points.
每答对一题得两分。
- Each correct answer will score two points.
- [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。
Topics Successc2- In 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) The army continued to score successes in the south.
- [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 The piece is scored for violin, viola and cello.
- [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 - Score the card first with a knife.
先用刀在卡片上划出痕迹。
- Score the card first with a knife.
- [intransitive] score (with somebody) (slang) (especially of a man
) to have sex with a new partner尤指男人 和新伴侣发生性关系 - Did you score last night?
你昨晚把她搞到手了吗?
- Did you score last night?
- [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。
- He was always trying to score points off his teachers.