were scores of boxes and crates, all waiting to be checked cmcHoaded.大批的箱子和板条箱等着检验后装运。

                 QJT :丨丨:'1 7 [C] a cut in a surface, made with a sharp tool

刻痕;划痕;伤痕

                 FACTS ABOUT SITUATION 真实情况 8 the score [sing.] {informal) the real facts about the present situation ^ 情;真相:What’s the score ?情况怎么样? ◊ Vou don’t have to 〖ie to me. J fcnow the score你不必瞒我。我知道

是怎么回事。

on 'that/'this score as far as that/this is concerned就那个(或这个)来说;在那个(或这个)问 题上Vou don’t have to worry on that score•那件事你 不必担心。more at even v., settle v.

mverb

                 GIVE/GFT POINTS/GOALS 扦贫;得分 1 to win points, goals, etc. in a game or competition (在游戏義比赛 中)得分[V] JFraser scored again fn the second hai/•弗 雷泽^下半场时再次得分◊ [VN] to score a goat/tiy/ touchdown/victory射门得分;对方球门线后持球触地得 分;端区触地得分;获胜2 [V] to keep a record of the points, goals, etc. won in a game or competition (在 游戏或比赛记分:Who’s going to score?谁来记分 呢? 3 to gain marks in a test ’or an exam (在考试中:得分:[VN] She scored 98% m the ■French test.她法语考 了 98 [V] Girls usuaZZy score hfgWyfn Zanguage exams.在语言考试中,女生通常得高分4 [VN] to give sth/sb a particular number of points 评分;打分数7Tie tests are scored by psyc.hokjgists.由心S学秦评 分◊ Score each criterion on a scaZe / 2 to 5. 1 5 合给每一种标准打分a scoring system评分体系5 [VN] to be worth a particular number oi points 分值是;得分:Each correct answer will score two points.

题得两分。

                 SUCCEED 成乙 6 to succeed; to have an advantage 获得 胜利;取得优势[VN] The army continued to score successes fn the south.章队在南方不断取得胜利[V] S/ie’s scored again with her Zatest bZocfcbuster.—的新作

大获成功,再次引起轰动。

                 ARRANGE/WRITE MUSIC 改编 / i|f 1 乐曲 7 [VN][usually passive] ~ sth (for sth) to arrange a piece of music for one or more musical instruments or for voices 编总谱 (包栝各种乐器及各声部的乐谱):The pi’ece is scored

/or vioiin, vio〖a and ceHo.这个乐谱是为小提_、中提琴 和大提琴演奏而编的◊ The director invited him to score the movie (= write the music for it)导演邀请他为电影 配乐。

                 CUT 刻痕'8 [VN] to make a cut or mark on a surface (在 物体表面)划下痕迹,刻出记号Score the card/irst with a fcn(fe.先用刀在卡片上划出痕迹。

                 HAVE SEX 发生性关系 9 [V}(with sb) (s/ar»g) (especially of a man 尤指男人)to have sex with a new partner 和舍 伴侣发生性关系:1>you score kist night?你昨晚把她 搞到手了

                 BUY DRUGS ■')': rj i,', 10 [VN, V] {slang) to buy or get illegal drugs买(或搞到)毒品

IT»T!!lil .score a point/'points (off/against/over sb)

=score off sb         'score off sb [no passive] [espe­

cially Br£} to show that you are better than sb, espe­cially by making clever remarks, for example in an argument (尤指在辩论等活动中机灵地)驳倒,挫败He was aZways t/yfng fo score 0# his teachers.他老和老 师抬杠,score sth—’out/_through to draw a line or lines through sth 画掉;删去Her name had been scored out on the Zist她的名幸已从名单上画掉了。

score-board /'skoiboid; NAmE 'skoirboird/ noun a large board on which the score in a game or competition is shown记分牌

score-card /'sko:ka:d; NAmE 'sko:rka:rd/ noun a card or piece of paper that people watching or playing a game can use to write the score on, or on which the score can be officially recorded i己分

'score draw noun {BrB) the result of a football (soccer) match in which both teams score the same number of goals .(足球比赛中双方入球数相等的)平局

score.less /_sko:las; ’sko:rlas/ fldy. (of a game 体育 比赛without either team getting any points, goals, etc. 双方均未得分的;零比零的:ascordessdraw零比零 平局

I 1785      Scotch broth

score-line /'skorlam; NAmE 'skoirl-/ noun {BrE) (used mainly in newspapers 主要用于报章)the final score or result in a game, competition, etc.(体育比赛的最终 比分,最终结果a 2-J score/ine最终比分2:1 ◊ 77ze team did not play as badly as the scoreline suggests.

球队的表现并不像最终比分所显示的那样糟 scorer /'sko:ra(r)/ nown 1 (in sports 体育运动a player who scores points, goalsetc.得分运员;得芬手l/nited’s top scorer 联队尚头号邊备手;2 a person who ^ keeps a record of the points, goals, etc. scored in a 'game or competition (在游戏或比赛中的记分人,记 分员 3 a high/low ~ a person who gets a high/lw number of points in a test or exam (在测验或考试中) 得高分者,得低分者

'score sheet noun {BrE} a piece of paper on which the score of a game can be officially recorded ■(.比赛中的〉 记分单     get your name on the score sheet

(/•n/o/777fl/) (used in newspapers 用于报章to score a goal, etc.有一球(或一分)记入名下 scorn /sko:n; AMmfsko:rn/ A7w/7, ve/t mnoun [U] ~ (for sb/sth) a strong feeling that sb/sth is stupid or not good enough, usually shown by the way you speak 轻蔑;鄙视 HT1 contempt Her fellow teachers greeted her proposai with scom.别的老命对她 的提议不屑一顾They had nothing but scorn /or oHtica! views.他们对他的政治观点只有鄙夷。 pour/heap 'scorn on sb/sth to speak about sb/ sth in a way that shows that you do not respect them or have a good opinion of them 嗤之以鼻;不詹一顾 mverb 1 [VN] to feel or show that you think sb/sth is stupid and you do not respect them or it 轻蔑;鄙视 HlTl dismiss She scorned their views as old-fashioned. 她对他们的观点嗤之以鼻,认为陈腐过时2        to

refuse to have or do sth because you are too proud ’不 屑于(接受或做);轻蔑地拒绝:[VN] to scorn an iViWta- ti_on 轻蔑地回绝邀请◊ fv to inf] She wou[d have scorned to stoop to such tactics.—就不会下作到使用那样的伎俩。 IT»Tin see hell

scorn-ful /'skornfl; NAmE 'skoirnfl/ adj. ~ (of sth) showing or feeling scorn 轻蔑的;_ 夷的 HTTl contemptuous a scom_/iinaugh 备蔑的冷矣◊ He was scornful of such female9 activities as cooking,

诸如做饭之类的女人的活儿。►scorn.fuMy/-fali/ adv.: She toughed scom_/izHy.她轻蔑地大笑。

Scorpio /'skorpiao; NAmE 'skoirpiou/ noun 1 [U] the 8th sign of the zodiac, the Scorpion 黄道第八宫;夫蝎 宫;_ 天蝎(星)座 2 [C] (/?/. -os) a person born under the influence of this sign, that is between 23 October and 21 Novemberapproximately属天蝎座的人(约,出丰于 1023日至1121日)

scorpion /'skoipian; NAmE 'skoirp-/ noun a small crea­ture like an insect with six legs, two front claws (=curved and pointed arms) and a long tail that curves over its back and can give a poisonous sting. Scorpions live in hot countries•蝎子 _ picture o page R29 Scot /skDt; NAmE skart/ noun 1 a person from Scotland 苏格兰人 2 the Scots [pi.] the people of Scotland (统 _)苏格兰人 note at Scottish Scotch /skotX; NAmE skaitj/ noun, adj.

                 1 [U] the type of whisky made in Scotland 苏格兰 威士忌:a bottie o/Scotcft —瓶苏格兰威士忌2 [C】a glass of Scotch —杯苏格兰威 士忌Do you want a Scotch?你要不要喝一杯苏格兰威士忌

                 ad/ of or connected with Scotland 苏格兰的 o note at Scottish

scotch /skDtJ; ska:t]7 叱叻[VN] to stop sth from

happening; to take action to end sth 阻止;挫败;平 息;终止:PZa/is /or a merger have been scotched•合弃 计如4止实行.◊ Rumours that Tie hacked the country were prompt^ scotched by his wi/e.他的妻子立刻驳斥亍 他已逃到国外的谣言。

.Scotch 'bonnet ziot/n a type of very hot chilli 苏格兰

帽红辣椒(极辣

.Scotch 'broth /7w/7 [U] (SrE) a thick soup containing vegetables and barley (_= a type of grain)苏格兰浓汤

(用蔬菜和大麦煮成