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| 1 | I/T to get a point in a game or sport （体育比赛中）得（分） |
| No one scored in the first half. 上半场没人得分。 |
| score a goal/point/run/try He scored the first goal after five minutes. 5分钟之后他进了第一个球。 |
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| 2 | T to achieve a particular amount , level etc in a test （考试中）得（分） |
| She’ s hoping to score full marks in the maths test. 她希望在数学考试中得满分。 |
| | 2a | to judge someone’ s effort in a competition or in a test and give them points 给…评分 | | The participants’ answers were scored and the totals added up. 参赛者的答案将被评分，总分相加。 | |
| | 2b | to be worth a particular number of points 值…分 | | The bonus question at the end of the test scores 15 points. 考试结尾的附加题有15分。 | |
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| 3 | I/T to record the score in a game （比赛中）记（分） |
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| 4 | I/T to be successful in doing something （使）成功；赢得 |
| She seems to have scored with her latest novel. 她的最新小说似乎很成功。 |
| score a success/victory/win They scored some notable sales successes. 他们在销售业绩上取得了一些很显著的成绩。 |
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| 5 | I informal to buy illegal drugs 买毒品 |
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| 6 | I spoken to have sex with someone , especially with a new partner 与（尤指新认识的人）性交 |
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| 7 | T to mark a line into the surface of something 划线于…；刻痕于… |
| Score the meat lightly with a knife. 在肉上用刀轻轻划些口子。 |
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| 8 | T to write a piece of music for a particular group of instruments or voices 为…编曲；为…配乐 |
| score sth for sth The suite is scored for flute and violin. 这组曲是为长笛和小提琴而编。 |
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| - | score points
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| to gain an advantage over other people , especially by saying or doing something that makes a particular person or group of people like you |
| （尤指通过言行博得某些人的好感而）占上风，有优势 |
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| +with He scored points with teachers by proposing shorter working hours. 他因提议更短的工作时间赢得了教师们的好感。 |
| +against/off/over He clearly scored political points off the Chancellor. 他显然在政论上驳倒了总理。 |
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| - | ˌscore ˈout or ˌscore ˈthrough |
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| | to draw a line through written words 划掉 | Score through the guests’ names as they arrive. 客人到场时把他们的名字划掉。 | |
| - | ˈscore off |
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| | score off sb: to gain an advantage over someone 驳倒 | Why does she constantly try to score off her sister? 她为什么总想跟她妹妹抬杠？ | |
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