score
BrE /skɔː(r)/ AmE /skɔːr/
verb / noun en → es
past scored pp scored ing scoring
to get points in a game or competition
anotar, marcar puntos
- score sth (in a game)
- score against sb
Collocations score a goal · score points in the final
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He scored three goals in the match.
Marcó tres goles en el partido.
to make marks on something with a pen, pencil, or other tool
hacer marcas, rayar
- score sth (on an object)
Collocations score a name on wood · score the surface of the paper
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She scored her initials into the tree trunk.
Ella grabó sus iniciales en el tronco del árbol.
the number of points that have been scored by each team or player in a game or competition
puntuación, marcador
- a score of sth
Collocations final score · high score
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The final score was 3-1.
El marcador final fue 3 a 1.
the number of times something has happened or been done
número de veces, frecuencia
- a score of sth
Collocations score a hit · score an assist
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He has scored 20 goals this season.
Ha marcado 20 goles esta temporada.
a piece of music written in musical notation
partitura, música escrita
- a score for sth
Collocations orchestral score · piano score
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The composer wrote the score for the film.
El compositor escribió la partitura para la película.
a number of years, especially when talking about someone's age or the length of time something has existed
número de años
- in one's score
Collocations score of years · score of decades
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The castle is over a score of years old.
El castillo tiene más de veinte años.
a number of items or things, often used in the phrase 'a score of'
número de cosas, varias
- a score of sth
Collocations score of books · score of people
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There were a score of guests at the party.
Había una veintena de invitados en la fiesta.
the number of times something has happened or been done, often used in the phrase 'a score of'
número de veces
- a score of sth
Collocations score of times · score of occasions
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She has visited the city a score of times.
Ha visitado la ciudad una veintena de veces.
Idioms
tener éxito, acertar
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His new song scored a big hit.
Su nueva canción tuvo mucho éxito.
meter un gol en contra, cometer un error
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The company scored an own goal with that decision.
La empresa cometió un error con esa decisión.
ganar puntos, tener la razón
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She scored a point in the argument.
Ella tuvo la razón en el debate.