Meaning & Definition of word "Scoring"

Scoring

/ˈskɔrɪŋ/

1. The act of recording or counting points, goals, or other measurable outcomes in a game or test.
- Example: The scoring in the soccer match was quite competitive, with both teams giving their best.
2. The system or method by which points are awarded in a game or competition.
- Example: The scoring system for the diving competition was based on judges' scores.

1. The action of gaining points, goals, or other measurable outcomes in a game or competition.
- Example: She is known for scoring goals from long distances in soccer matches.
2. To mark or assign points to something, especially in a test or evaluation.
- Example: The teacher finished scoring the exams by the end of the day.
3. To achieve or obtain something, especially in a significant way.
- Example: He scored a great deal on his new car, saving thousands.

●Derived from Middle English 'scoren', from Old French 'escorer' meaning to score.

score a goal:

To successfully send the ball into the goal in a sport.

scoring system:

A method of measuring performance by assigning numerical values.

score high:

To achieve a high point total in an exam or competition.

score:

The total points achieved by a player or team.

scored:

Past tense of score, indicating that points were achieved.

Meaning: To achieve something successfully, often in the context of romantic or social success.

● Example Sentence: He really scored with that date last night!

Meaning: To obtain illegal drugs.

● Example Sentence: I need to score some weed before the party.