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outscore

/aʊtˈskɔɹ/ verb

To score more than.

Word Origin Outscore combines out- 'beyond' and score, which comes from Old Norse skor 'notch, tally' — literally to cut a mark. The idea: you're notching up more points than your opponent. Score originally meant twenty, from counting by notches on a stick. Related: scoreboard, scorer, outdo.

verb To score more than.

The home team managed to outscore their opponents by ten points in the final quarter.

(动词) 得分超过；比分超过

主队在最后一节以十分的优势超过了对手的得分。

(verbo) anotar más que; superar en puntuación; marcar más que [Anotar más que.]

El equipo local logró superar en puntos a sus oponentes por diez tantos en el último cuarto.

(verbe) marquer plus de points que; surpasser au score; l'emporter sur [Marquer plus de points ou un score supérieur à.]

L'équipe à domicile a réussi à outscore ses adversaires de dix points dans le dernier quart-temps.

(Verb) mehr Punkte erzielen als; übertreffen (im Punktestand) [Mehr Punkte erzielen als ein Gegner oder eine andere Partei.]

Die Heimmannschaft schaffte es, ihre Gegner im letzten Viertel um zehn Punkte zu **outscore**.

(動詞) （相手より）多く得点する。

ホームチームは最終クォーターで相手チームを10点差で上回った。

(verbo) fazer mais pontos que; superar em pontos; marcar mais que [Fazer mais pontos do que.]

O time da casa conseguiu marcar dez pontos a mais que seus adversários no último quarto.

Synonyms: outdo surpass beat outshine outclass exceed top outstrip Antonyms: lose to fall behind trail be outscored by
Word parts: out + score

Related words

outward scorer scoreless

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