scoreboard

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scoreboard — 名詞

  • scoreboardsingular
  • scoreboardsplural

1. A large board, often electronic, in a stadium or sports ground that shows the cu

1.名詞B1
釋義

記分板

顯示比賽分數的大型看板

A large board, often electronic, in a stadium or sports ground that shows the current score, time remaining, and other important match information to players and spectators.

例句

When the home team scored, fans turned to the scoreboard to see the new number.

主隊進球時，球迷都轉頭看向記分板確認新的比數。

preposition: 'turn to the scoreboard' for checking

The electronic scoreboard at the swimming competition showed the fastest lap times of each swimmer.

游泳比賽場地的電子記分板顯示了每位選手的最快單趟成績。

collocation: electronic scoreboard

常見搭配
  • check the scoreboard
  • look at the scoreboard
  • electronic scoreboard
  • scoreboard shows / displayed / read
  • on the scoreboard
  • from the scoreboard
  • the scoreboard went dark / malfunctioned
同義詞
  • display board

    More general term; can refer to any information board, not just sports scores.

  • electronic board

    Emphasises the technology; used for modern digital scoreboards in large stadiums.

  • score display

    Often refers to the screen or section showing the numbers, rather than the whole structure.

文法句型

scoreboard + verb (shows / displays / reads)

on / from + the + scoreboard

用法筆記

Often used with a verb of display such as 'show', 'display', or 'read'. The preposition 'on' is most common when referring to information appearing on the board: 'The score was 3-1 on the scoreboard.'

常見錯誤

The scoreboard is 3-2 in the final minutes.
The score is 3-2, as shown on the scoreboard.
'scoreboard' refers to the physical board, not the numbers themselves.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • scoreboard operator
  • scoreboard light
  • scoreboard display
  • scoreboard screen

常用片語

  • check the scoreboard
  • look at the scoreboard
  • keep an eye on the scoreboard
  • what does the scoreboard say?

介系詞搭配

  • on the scoreboard
  • from the scoreboard
  • above the scoreboard
  • below the scoreboard