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Score
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スコア, 得点
a number representing the points, goals, etc. a player achieves in a competition or game
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スコア, 点数
the result of an exam that is shown by a letter or number
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楽譜, スコア
a written or printed version of a musical composition consisting of all the vocal and instrumental sections
What is a "score"?
A score is a written or printed version of a musical composition that shows all the parts or voices arranged on separate staffs. It provides a comprehensive view of the entire piece, allowing musicians and conductors to see how different parts of the music fit together. Scores include details such as notes, rhythms, dynamics, and articulations, and are used for rehearsals and performances to ensure that all parts of the composition are played correctly and cohesively.
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スコア, 映画の音楽
the music composed for a movie
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スコア, 20人のセット
a set or group of twenty or approximately twenty people or things
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状況, 報告
the facts about an actual situation
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根拠, 理由
grounds
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スコア, 得点
the act of scoring in a game or sport
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得点, 成功
a seduction culminating in sexual intercourse
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恨み, 敵意
a resentment strong enough to justify retaliation
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刻み, スコア
a slight surface cut (especially a notch that is made to keep a tally)
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請求書, スコア
an amount due (as at a restaurant or bar)
to score
01
得点する, スコアする
to gain a point, goal, etc. in a game, competition, or sport
Transitive: to score a point or goal
Intransitive
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切り込みを入れる, 刻む
to make shallow cuts or marks on a surface
Transitive: to score a surface
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得点する, 採点する
to assign or determine a rating to be given to a competitor's performance
Transitive: to score a competitor or their performance
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スコアする, 得点する
to be assigned a certain numerical value as indicator of quality of performance
Transitive: to score a numerical value
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口説く, スコアする
to successfully engage in a sexual encounter, typically of a casual nature
Intransitive: to score with sb
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作曲する, 音楽を書く
to write or compose music, typically for various instruments or voices
Transitive: to score music
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成功する, 得る
to gain an advantage that makes one ultimately succeed
Transitive: to score an advantage
score
n
scoreless
adj
scoreless
adj
underscore
n
underscore
n
例
The highest score in the online game belongs to me, standing at 15000.
The football game concluded, and the final score delighted the crowd.
The disappointing golf course score motivated him to practice more.
Golfers keep score of their strokes on each hole.
The guard's jump shot tied the score.
