scored

UK
/skɔːd/
US
/skɔrd/

Übersetzungen

scoredadjektiv
more scored
Komp.
most scored
Super.
UK
/skɔːd/
US
/skɔrd/
The scored surface of the bread allows it to bake evenly.
Нарезанная поверхность хлеба позволяет ему равномерно выпекаться.
The scored exam papers were returned to the students.
Помеченные экзаменационные работы были возвращены студентам.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
scoreverb

scored

Präteritum

scored
Präteritum
scored
Partizip Perfekt
scoring
Gerundium
UK
/skɔː/
US
/skɔr/
He managed to score a goal in the last minute of the game.
Ему удалось забить гол в последнюю минуту игры.
She scored the highest marks in the exam.
Она набрала самые высокие баллы на экзамене.
The judges will score each performance based on creativity and execution.
Судьи будут оценивать каждое выступление на основе креативности и исполнения.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
выписать штрафные очки
накрывать урожай

Definitionen

scoredadjektiv
Having shallow cuts, lines, or grooves on the surface, typically to aid separation, decoration, or seasoning.
Lightly scored bread dough bakes with a decorative crust.
Provided with or accompanied by a musical score or soundtrack.
The richly scored film won several awards for its music.
scoreverb
To gain a point or points in a game or contest.
She managed to score the winning goal in the final minutes of the match.
To achieve or obtain something, especially a success or victory.
He scored a major deal with the new client.
To arrange or orchestrate music for a performance.
The composer was hired to score the film's soundtrack.
To make a mark or line on a surface, often to aid in cutting or folding.
Before folding the paper, score it lightly with a knife.
To give a rating, grade, or evaluation to someone or something, often expressed numerically.
The judges will score each routine on a scale from one to ten.
To obtain, often illicitly, something desired such as drugs, money, or a sexual partner.
He headed downtown to score some marijuana.