用作名词 (n.)

　　by the score〔by scores〕

　　大量地,大批地 a lot of

　　in scores

　　很多地,大批地 a lot of

　　keep the score

　　比赛时记分; 记录 record the points

　　know the score

　　了解事情真相 know what the score is

　　make a score off

　　在辩论中占上风 have an advantage in debate

　　on more scores than one

　　为了种种理由 for some reasons

　　on this score

　　在这一点上,在这一方面 on this point

　　scores of

　　大量的,许许多多的 lots of

　　settle a score

　　清账,报复 settle old bill

　　用作动词 (v.)

　　score for (v.+prep.)

　　谱曲 set words to music

　　score sth for sth

　　The piece is scored for piano, strings and drums.

　　这曲子是为钢琴、弦乐器和鼓谱写的。

　　score off1 (v.+adv.)

　　使出丑; 驳倒 defeat sb in an argument; make sb appear foolish by a witty or unkind remark, or by one's own success

　　score sb ? off

　　She enjoys trying to score off other people.

　　她喜欢想方设法出别人的洋相。

　　It's not difficult to score off Jim in an argument.

　　在辩论中要驳倒吉姆并不难。

　　score off2 (v.+prep.)

　　从…得分 make runs from a bowler or his bowling

　　score sth off sb/sth

　　It's possible to score six runs off a single ball, if you hit it far and high enough.

　　如果把球击得又远又高,一次就有可能得6分。

　　Richards scored a century off Willis and Botham.

　　里查茨从威礼斯和博撒姆那里得了一百分。

　　score out (v.+adv.)

　　划去 cancel sth by drawing a line through it

　　score sth ? out

　　Score out the last name,I no longer intend to invite her.

　　删去最后一个名字,我不再想邀请她了。

　　He scored out both calculations and did them again.

　　他把两个计算结果都划掉,又把它们计算了一遍。

　　score up (v.+adv.)

　　记录(某事) record

　　score sth ? up

　　The youngest player scored up an unexpected fifty runs.

　　那位最年轻的选手出人意料地得了五十分。

　　Now we can score up another victory for our team.

　　现在,我们又能为本队赢得一次胜利。