Definition

To achieve a goal or gain something, often unexpectedly or in a clever way.

Example

He managed to score a great deal on his new car.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that the team managed to score two goals in the first half?

Yeah, I saw that! They really played well today.

I hope they can score again in the second half.

Me too! It would be great to see them win.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A number or result that shows how well someone has done in a game, test, or competition.

Example

She got a high score on her math test.

Conversation

Did you see the score of the game last night?

Yeah, it was incredible!

I can't believe they came back from such a low score.

Definition

To achieve a point or goal in a game or competition, or to obtain something desired.

Example

He managed to score the winning goal in the last minute of the match.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that Jake managed to score tickets to the concert?

No way! That's awesome, I really wanted to go!

Yeah, he always knows how to score the best deals.

Root Explanation

Score → The word 'score' originates from Old Norse 'skora', meaning to cut or notch. It refers to the act of marking or counting, as in keeping track of points or achievements.

Memory Tip

Think of making 'notches' or 'cuts' to keep track of points — that's how 'score' relates to counting or marking achievements.

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