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n. resultaat; puntenstelsel; winstpunt; rangschikking; tientallig; schuld; rekening; partituur; aantekening; spleet, snee--------v. bereiken, winnen, hoog scoren; hoge punten krijgen; aantekenen; spleet, sneescore1[ sko:] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 stand ⇒ puntentotaal, score3 getrokken/ingesneden lijn ⇒ kerf, kras; striem, schram; lijn6 grief7 onderwerp ⇒ thema, punt♦voorbeelden:1 what is the score? • hoeveel staat het?keep (the) score • de stand bijhoudenlevel the score • gelijkmakenon the score of • vanwegeon that score • daaromrun up a score • in de schulden rakenon this/that score • wat dit/dat betreft————————score23 succes hebben/boeken♦voorbeelden:¶ 〈 informeel〉 score off/against/over someone • iemand aftroeven; iemand de grond in trappen 〈 in debat〉; iemand voor gek zettenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 lijn(en) trekken/krassen ⇒ (in)kerven; schrammen6 een score/puntentotaal halen van 〈 bijvoorbeeld in test〉♦voorbeelden:2 score something (up) against/to someone • iets op iemands rekening schrijven 〈 ook figuurlijk〉; iemand iets aanrekenen
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