Logo
Translation and English learning by Britannica
merriam webster

2 Translation results for score in Spanish

noun | verb

score noun

unfavorite favorite play sound
scores
veintena; puntuación, puntaje; línea, marca; resultado (en deportes); calificación (en un examen), puntuación (en un concurso); cuenta; partitura (musical)

Example sentences of
score noun

  • The film's score is by a famous composer.
  • This center helps students with low test scores.

Synonyms of
score noun

score verb

unfavorite favorite play sound
scored, has scored, is scoring, scores
anotar; marcar (en deportes); marcar, rayar; obtener una puntuación (en un examen); meter (en deportes); ganar, apuntarse; calificar (exámenes, etc.); instrumentar, orquestar (musica)

Example sentences of
score verb

  • She scored twice in the game.
  • Each correct answer scores two points.
  • In American football, a touchdown scores six points.
  • Who's going to score the game?
  • Judges will score the performances based on their artistic and technical features.
  • Which judges are scoring tonight?

Synonyms of
score verb

Related phrases for score

Reverse translation for score

veintena  - group of twenty, score 
puntuación  - punctuation, scoring, score, grade 
puntaje  - score 
línea  - line, line, course, position, line, service 
marca  - mark, brand, make, trademark, record (in sports) 
resultado  (en deportes) - result, outcome 
calificación  (en un examen) - grade (for a course), rating, score, qualification, qualifying 
puntuación  (en un concurso) - punctuation, scoring, score, grade 
cuenta  - calculation, count, account, check, bill 
partitura  (musical) - (musical) score 
anotar  - to annotate, to score, to write down, to jot down, to score (in sports) 
marcar  (en deportes) - to mark, to score, to brand (livestock), to dial, to indicate, to show, to emphasize, to dial (a telephone), to guard (an opponent), to score (a goal, a point) 
marcar  - to mark, to score, to brand (livestock), to dial, to indicate, to show, to emphasize, to dial (a telephone), to guard (an opponent), to score (a goal, a point) 
rayar  - to scratch, to scrawl on, to mark up, to dawn, to break 
obtener una puntuación  (en un examen)
meter  (en deportes) - to put (in), to fit, to squeeze, to place (in a job), to involve, to make, to cause 
ganar  - to win, to win, to gain, to profit, to earn, to acquire, to obtain 
apuntarse  - to sign up, to enroll, to score 
calificar  (exámenes, etc.) - to grade, to describe, to rate, to qualify, to modify (in grammar) 
instrumentar  - to orchestrate 
orquestar  (musica) - to orchestrate 
Word of the day

How do you say exhaust?