Definition
to score: to mark, to gain, to win, to make
He scored three goals last night.
a score: a rating, a mark, a grade, a result
I scored last night (with a girl)!: I slept, I spent the night (with a girl) last night!
To score is an informal expression that means "to have success" or "to sleep with someone".
- "In the first half, Mexican striker Jorge Luis Garbajosa scored on an amazing bicycle kick from the penalty area."
- "Brent : Well I certainly hope someone scores."
- "In this case, neither team scored at all."
- "Our score: 7.5 / 10"
- "Brent : Neither team scored any points?"
- "My feelings for you are like a lesson that has been corrected instantaneously by a team of native English-speakers, and sent back to your inbox with a score of 100%!"
- "You have scored a grand total of: zero points."
- "Our score: 9 / 10"
- "Garbajosa has scored a goal and the match is over, the Mexicans have won!"
- "Our score: 8.5 / 10"
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