scores
scores — 名詞
1. numbers that show how many points a team got or how well someone did in a test.
分數；成績
比賽或測驗顯示的數字結果
numbers that show how many points a team got or how well someone did in a test.
The final scores appeared on the stadium screen after the whistle.
哨聲一響後，體育場螢幕上就顯示出最終比分。
sports result shown after a match
Parents checked the exam scores online before dinner.
家長在晚餐前先上網查看考試成績。
test result context with exam scores
Low credit scores can make renting an apartment harder.
信用分數太低，可能會讓租公寓變得更困難。
The teacher compared reading scores across the three classes.
老師比較了三個班級的閱讀分數。
- losses
opposite outcome in sports, not a direct number word
用法筆記
Common with modifiers such as final, exam, test, and credit. In sports it can mean the numbers for both sides, while in school contexts it usually means a person's marks.
2. written or printed copies of a piece of music, especially for performers.
樂譜
寫有樂曲音符的紙本或印刷本
written or printed copies of a piece of music, especially for performers.
The conductor spread the scores across the rehearsal table.
指揮把那些樂譜攤開在排練桌上。
printed music used in rehearsal
Dust covered the old opera scores in the library cabinet.
圖書館櫃子裡那些舊歌劇樂譜都積滿了灰塵。
Students borrowed choir scores before the evening practice.
學生們在晚上的練習前借走了合唱樂譜。
The publisher printed fresh scores for the school orchestra.
出版社為學校管弦樂團印製了新的樂譜。
- sheet music
broader everyday term; can mean a single song copy
- parts
usually means the separate pages for individual players, not the full score
用法筆記
Usually refers to full written music for a choir, orchestra, film, or stage work, not to a single line for one player.
3. sets of twenty people or things, or amounts counted twenty at a time.
二十個
二十個一組或大約二十個
sets of twenty people or things, or amounts counted twenty at a time.
The farmer bought eggs by scores at the village market.
那位農夫在村裡市場按二十個一組買雞蛋。
fixed pattern: by scores
Pilgrims marched in scores through the narrow city gate.
朝聖者成二十個一組穿過狹窄的城門。
Candles were packed in scores for the temple festival.
蠟燭被按二十個一組包好，準備用在廟會上。
The clerk sold buttons in scores rather than one by one.
店員賣鈕扣時是按二十個一組算，不是一顆顆賣。
- twenties
focuses on numbers rather than counted groups
用法筆記
This use is old-fashioned or formal in modern everyday English. Today speakers more often say twenty, dozens, or in groups of twenty.
scores — 動詞
- scorespresent simple I / you / we / they
- scoreses3rd person singular
- scoresing-ing form
- scoresedpast simple
1. used with a singular subject to say that someone gets points in a game or receiv
得分；考得
單數主詞用，表示得到分數或成績
used with a singular subject to say that someone gets points in a game or receives a mark in a test.
Mina scores twice before halftime in the cup final.
Mina 在盃賽決賽上半場結束前進了兩球。
singular subject + scores in sports reporting
Our team scores more from corners than from penalties.
我們這支隊伍靠角球得分比靠罰球更多。
Ethan scores ninety-two on the chemistry exam this morning.
Ethan 今天早上的化學考試考得九十二分。
The striker scores with a low shot into the far corner.
那名前鋒用一記低射把球送進遠角而得分。
- misses
describes failing to get the point or result
文法句型
scores + goal/point/run
scores + number + on + test
用法筆記
Usually intransitive in sports writing, but it can also be followed by a number or result phrase in test contexts.
2. used with a singular subject to mean marks or grades a test, essay, or performan
評分
單數主詞用，表示給作品或測驗打分
used with a singular subject to mean marks or grades a test, essay, or performance.
The software scores each essay in less than a minute.
那套軟體不到一分鐘就會替每篇作文評分。
scores + essay meaning grades work
Professor Lin scores the lab reports on Friday nights.
Lin 教授在星期五晚上替那些實驗報告評分。
A second teacher scores the speaking test for fairness.
為了公平起見，第二位老師會替口說測驗評分。
The website scores your answers and shows mistakes immediately.
那個網站會替你的答案評分，並立刻顯示錯誤。
文法句型
scores + test/essay/report
scores + answers
用法筆記
The object is usually a test, essay, report, answer, or performance rather than a person. Distinguish this sense from verb/1, where the subject gains the points.