score

名詞

UK/skɔːʳ/
US/skɔːr/

定義 score 名詞

points(分數)

  1. B1Countable(可數名詞)

    The total points, goals, or successes achieved in a game or competition.

    (比賽中的)得分、比數、成績

    • a high/low score

      高分/低分

    • Have you seen the latest cricket score?

      你看過最新的板球比分了嗎?

    • At the end of the first half, the score was two all.

      上半場結束時,比分是二比二。

music(樂譜)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A written version of a piece of music, showing all the parts for different instruments or voices.

    (樂曲的)總譜

    • an orchestral score

      管弦樂總譜

  2. Countable(可數名詞)

    The music that is composed for a film, play, or other performance.

    (電影、戲劇等的)配樂

    • a film score

      電影配樂

    • Rodgers composed the score for "Oklahoma!".

      羅傑斯為《奧克拉荷馬!》創作了配樂。

quantity(數量)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)Usually singular(通常單數)formal(正式)

    A group of twenty or approximately twenty.

    二十;大約二十

    • He lived to be three score years and ten (meaning he lived to be 70 years old).

      他活到了七十歲(意思是他的壽命達到了七十歲)。

片語 score 名詞

  • by the score

    In large quantities or numbers; occurring very frequently.

    大量地

    Businesses were closing by the score as the recession worsened.

    隨著經濟衰退加劇,企業成批倒閉。

  • scores

    A large number of things or people.

    許多

    Scores of people gathered in the square for the festival.

    廣場上聚集了許多人來參加節日。

  • on this/that score

    Concerning the specific matter or subject that has just been referred to.

    就那事而言

    Don't worry about the money; I've taken care of it on that score.

    不用擔心錢的問題;我已經處理好那個部分了。

動詞

UK/skɔːʳ/
US/skɔːr/

定義 score 動詞

achieve(達成)

  1. B1Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To achieve or gain points, goals, or successes in a competition or game.

    (在體育比賽、考試等中)獲得(分數)

    • Tennant scored in the final minute of the game.

      坦南特在比賽的最後一分鐘得分了。

    • She has scored over twenty goals for her team this season.

      她這個賽季已經為她的球隊打進了二十多個球。

    • In American football, a touchdown is worth six points.

      在美式足球中,一次達陣可以得到六分。

  2. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To achieve success or reach a desired outcome.

    成功;達到;獲得

    • Her latest novel has definitely been a success.

      她最新的小說絕對取得了成功。

    • His 2018 teen comedy was popular with audiences, though not with critics.

      他2018年的青少年喜劇在觀眾中很受歡迎,但批評家並不買帳。

    • Nearly every bomb landed a hit.

      幾乎每一顆炸彈都命中目標。

record(記錄)

  1. Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To record the points or successes achieved by competitors.

    記錄得分

    • We need someone to keep score for tomorrow's game.

      我們需要有人為明天的比賽記錄得分。

obtain(獲得)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)informal(非正式)

    To obtain or get something, often by chance or effort.

    獲得;弄到

    • I managed to get a few tickets to the World Cup final.

      我設法弄到了幾張世界盃決賽的門票。

  2. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)slang(俚語)

    To obtain or get illegal drugs.

    (非法地)取得(毒品)

    • She attempted to get some drugs at a nightclub.

      她試圖在夜店裡取得一些毒品。

  3. Intransitive(不及物動詞)slang(俚語)

    To have a sexual encounter with someone you've just met.

    (通常指與新認識的人)發生性關係

    • Did you two hook up last night?

      你們兩個昨晚發生關係了嗎?

mark(標記)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To cut or make a line on the surface of something.

    在…上劃線;刻痕於

    • If you first make a line on the tile, it will be much easier to break.

      如果你先在瓷磚上劃一條線,會更容易打破。

arrange(編排)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To arrange or write a piece of music for specific instruments or voices.

    為…編寫總譜;為…配樂

    • This piece is arranged for strings and woodwinds.

      這首曲子是為弦樂器和木管樂器編排的。

成語

  • settle a score

    To retaliate against someone for a past wrong or to seek retribution for a previous grievance.

    算舊帳

    He had been waiting for years for a chance to settle a score with the colleague who had betrayed him.

    他等待多年,終於有機會向背叛他的同事討回公道。

  • What's the score?

    Used to inquire about the current status or progress of a situation, especially when plans have been disrupted or are uncertain.

    情况如何?(尤指安排混亂時)

    What's the score? Can we still finish this project on time?

    現在情況如何?我們還能準時完成這個專案嗎?

  • score points off someone

    To make remarks or take actions intended to make someone else appear foolish or incorrect, often to gain an advantage.

    讓人出喜

    In the debate, he constantly tried to score points off his opponent by making them look bad.

    在辯論中,他經常試圖通過讓對手難堪來抬高自己。

  • score points (with sb)

    to do things intended to make someone like or approve of you.

    博取好感

    He always tries to present his best self in front of the boss to score points.

    他總是在老闆面前表現出最好的一面來博取好感。

  • what's the score?

    Used to inquire about the current state of affairs, especially when plans or arrangements have been disrupted.

    (尤指在安排被打亂時)詢問目前情況如何。

    The meeting was delayed, what's the score now?

    會議被延遲了,現在情況如何?

片語動詞 score

  • score something out/through

    to strike through a written word or text by drawing a line across it

    刪去

    Please score out the incorrect answers.

    請刪去錯誤的答案。