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score [skɔ:r]1. nounb. ( = debt) to settle a score with sb régler ses comptes avec qnc. ( = respect) on that score à ce sujete. [of film] musique ff. ( = sheets of music) partition fa. [+ goal, point] marquer• to score 70% (in an exam) avoir 70 sur 100 (à un examen)b. ( = cut) rayerc. ( = arrange musically) the film was scored by Michael Nyman la musique du film a été composée par Michael Nyman( = win points) marquer un point (or des points) ; ( = score goal) marquer un but (or des buts) ; ( = keep the score) marquer les points4. compounds► score out, score through separable transitive verb* * *[skɔː(r)] 1.1) ( points gained) Sport score m; ( in cards) marque fto keep (the) score — gen marquer les points; ( in cards) tenir la marque
what's the score? — (in game, match) où en est le jeu or le match?
to know the score — fig savoir où on est
2) (in exam, test) note f, résultat m3) Music ( written music) partition f; ( for ballet) musique f (du ballet); ( for film) musique f (du film)4) ( twenty)5) ( account) sujet m2.on this ou that score — à ce sujet
transitive verb1) Sport marquer [goal, point]; remporter [victory, success]3.to score a hit — ( in swordsmanship) toucher; ( in shooting) mettre dans le mille; fig remporter un grand succès
to score well ou highly — obtenir un bon résultat
to score over ou against somebody — (in argument, debate) prendre le dessus sur quelqu'un
2) ( keep score) marquer les points3) (colloq) ( be successful) avoir du succès•Phrasal Verbs:••
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