Score
01
スコア, 得点
a number representing the points, goals, etc. a player achieves in a competition or game
例
Everyone at the party was surprised by the high score in the card game.
パーティーの全員がカードゲームの高いスコアに驚きました。
1.1
点数, スコア
the result of an exam that is shown by a letter or number
例
She received a perfect score on the exam.
02
a written representation of a musical composition, showing parts for different instruments on separate staves
例
The orchestra rehearsed from the full score.
2.1
楽譜, 映画音楽
the music composed for a movie
例
The composer received critical acclaim for his hauntingly beautiful score for the epic film.
その作曲家は、叙事詩的な映画のための心に残る美しいスコアで批評家の称賛を受けた。
03
二十, スコア
a set or group of twenty or approximately twenty people or things
例
The farmer harvested a score of apples from his orchard.
農夫は彼の果樹園からリンゴをscore収穫しました。
04
facts or details about an actual situation
例
He gave me the score on the company's plans.
05
the action of earning points in a game or sport
例
She attempted a risky shot, and the score came after a tense few seconds.
06
a sexual conquest or seduction resulting in intercourse
例
He bragged about his latest score.
07
a grievance or resentment strong enough to justify retaliation
例
He had a score against his former business partner.
08
a slight cut, groove, or notch, often made to keep a tally
例
The carpenter made a score to guide the saw.
09
an amount due, often for food, drink, or minor debts
例
He ran up a score at the bar.
to score
01
得点する, ゴールを決める
to gain a point, goal, etc. in a game, competition, or sport
Transitive: to score a point or goal
Intransitive
例
He scored a goal in the final minute.
彼は最終分にゴールを決めた。
02
切れ目を入れる, 刻み目をつける
to make shallow cuts or marks on a surface
Transitive: to score a surface
例
In preparation for planting, the gardener scored rows in the soil for uniform seed placement.
植え付けの準備として、庭師は土に均一に種を配置するために列を刻みました。
03
採点する, 評価する
to assign or determine a rating to be given to a competitor's performance
Transitive: to score a competitor or their performance
例
As the judges, we need to carefully score each dancer based on their technique, style, and overall performance.
審判として、私たちは各ダンサーの技術、スタイル、総合的なパフォーマンスに基づいて慎重に採点する必要があります。
04
得点する, スコアを上げる
to be assigned a certain numerical value as indicator of quality of performance
Transitive: to score a numerical value
例
A successful three-point shot in basketball can score three points.
バスケットボールで成功したスリーポイントショットは3点を得点することができます。
05
ヤる, 寝る
to successfully engage in a sexual encounter, typically of a casual nature
Intransitive: to score with sb
例
He was surprised by how easily he scored with someone he struck up a conversation with at the coffee shop.
彼はコーヒーショップで話しかけた人と簡単に関係を持てたことに驚いた。
06
作曲する, 編曲する
to write or compose music, typically for various instruments or voices
Transitive: to score music
例
The composer scores a beautiful symphony for the orchestra.
作曲家はオーケストラのために美しい交響曲を書きます。
07
得点する, 獲得する
to gain an advantage that makes one ultimately succeed
Transitive: to score an advantage
例
Despite the challenging conditions, her perseverance helped her score a promotion at work.
困難な状況にもかかわらず、彼女の忍耐力は仕事での昇進を得るのに役立ちました。
08
得点を記録する, スコアを付ける
to record or keep track of the points, goals, or runs achieved by players or teams during a game or contest
例
He will score the game during the match tonight.
彼は今夜の試合中にゲームのスコアを記録します。
09
手に入れる, 獲得する
to successfully obtain or achieve something desired
Slang例
He scored tickets to the sold-out concert.
彼は完売したコンサートのチケットを手に入れた。
語彙ツリー
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