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I . score [skɔ:ʳ] N

2. score SCHOOL:

score

3. score (act of getting point):

score

5. score inf (reason):

score
vzrok m
score
razlog m

6. score (dispute):

score
to settle a score

7. score MUS:

score

8. score (notch):

score
zareza f

9. score (debt):

score
dolg m
to know the score
what's the score? inf
what's the score? inf

II . score [skɔ:ʳ] VB trans

1. score (gain):

score goal
score goal
score goal point
dosegati [perf doseči]

2. score (achieve result):

score
dosegati [perf doseči]
to score points fig

3. score (mark, cut):

score
score

4. score inf (obtain, esp illegally):

score

III . score [skɔ:ʳ] VB intr

1. score (make a point):

score

2. score (achieve result):

score

3. score (record):

score
score

5. score sl (obtain illegal drugs):

score

6. score (cut):

score

score out VB trans

score

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Combo hits can increase the timer for a player in that stage thereby allowing him to score even more points.
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Even experienced wine tasters can score the same wine wildly differently if it is tasted in different environments.
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When you aren't getting much out of your half-court offense, you have to score on put-backs or in transition or against their full-court press.
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The Nebraska offense came back to score on their two drives to end the first quarter.
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The original three measurements during the testing phase were determined by (1) IQ score, (2) class placement, and (3) promotion/retention.
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The stunt-show's unique soundtrack was crafted from snips from the movie score.
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With the animated cards in a solitaire-like game, the player tries to score tricks of the highest value, working against a random draw.
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They lost the away match by the same score.
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For example, patients suffering from schizophrenia have been found to score as more normal than patients with no such mental disorders.
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This name evidently refers to the fact that only the court cards plus aces and tens contribute to the score.
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