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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| score n | (game, sport: points) | wynik m |
| | The basketball score was forty to thirty-eight at halftime. Have I missed the start of the match? What's the score? |
| | Wynik meczu koszykówki był czterdzieści do trzydziestu ośmiu w połowie. |
| score n | UK (test performance) | wynik m |
| | Sally had the highest set of scores in her exams. |
| score⇒ vi | (game, sport: earn points) | zdobywać punkty ndk. + m, l.mn. |
| | The team's forward scored at the last minute. |
| score [sth]⇒ vtr | (earn points) | zdobywać ndk. |
| | | zdobyć dk. |
| | With each basket you score two points for your team. |
| score [sth] vtr | (make scratch, groove in) | zaznaczyć czymś ostrym zwrot dk. |
| | Furious at seeing yet another badly parked car, Eugene ran his keys along the side of it and scored the paintwork. |
| score n | (notch) | nacięcie n |
| | Scientists discovered scores etched on walls in ancient caves. |
| score n | (scratch) | rysa ż |
| | The fine table has a score in the finish. |
| score n | (musical soundtrack) | muzyka ż |
| | The composer wrote the score for the film. |
| score n | archaic, invariable (twenty) | dwudziestka ż |
| | The expression "three score and ten" refers to a life expectancy of 70 years. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| scores of [sth] adj | figurative (many: people, etc.) (potoczny) | masa ż |
| | There were scores of people at the shopping mall on Christmas Eve. |
| score n | (act of earning a point) | punkt m |
| | Bennett's score put the red team ahead. |
| a score n | UK, slang (twenty pounds) (potoczny) | dwie dychy licz. + ż, l.mn. |
| | Lend us a score, will you? |
| score⇒ vi | (keep track of results) | zapisywać wyniki ndk. + m, l.mn. |
| | You can play, and I will score. |
| score vi | US, informal, figurative (succeed) | udać się, powieść się zwr. dk. |
| | After applying ten times, I finally scored with an acceptance letter. |
| score with [sb] vi | slang, figurative (have sex) | zaliczać kogoś ndk. |
| | | zaliczyć kogoś dk. |
| | Did you finally score with her last night? |
| score [sth]⇒ vtr | (music: orchestrate) | instrumentować ndk. |
| | | zinstrumentować dk. |
| | (rozpisywać na orkiestrę) | orkiestrować ndk. |
| | | zorkiestrować dk. |
| | Ravel scored Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition." |
| score [sth] vtr | (test: mark) | oceniać ndk. |
| | | ocenić dk. |
| | The teacher scored the multiple-choice exams. |
| score [sth] vtr | (music: compose) | komponować ndk. |
| | | skomponować dk. |
| | He scored the last three movements very quickly. |
| score [sth] vtr | (food: cut ridges in) | nacinać ndk. |
| | | naciąć dk. |
| | Score the Brussels sprout base for faster cooking time. |
| score [sth] vtr | (tally up) | podliczać ndk. |
| | | podliczyć dk. |
| | Father scored the points for the last round of rummy. |
| score [sth] vtr | (gain, win) | odnosić ndk. |
| | | odnieść dk. |
| | They scored seven wins last season. |
| score [sth] vtr | (crease using a blade) | zagiąć, przykładając ostrą krawędź zwrot dk. |
| | It is easier to fold the paper if you score it first. |
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