Meanings
A record of points gained in a game or test.
کسی کھیل یا امتحان میں حاصل کردہ پوائنٹس کا ریکارڈ۔
اسکور
score
Common Collocations
- high score
- final score
- score sheet
Example Sentences
The final score of the match was 3-2.
میچ کا آخری اسکور 3-2 تھا۔
Match ka aakhri score 3-2 tha.
He achieved a high score in his exams.
اُس نے اپنے امتحانات میں زیادہ اسکور حاصل کیا۔
Us ne apne imtihanat mein zyada score hasil kiya.
The score was tied until the last minute of the game.
کھیل کے آخری لمحے تک اسکور برابر تھا۔
Khel ke aakhri lamhay tak score barabar tha.
Easily Confused With
To record the points of a game or to achieve a goal.
کسی کھیل کے پوائنٹس کا ریکارڈ کرنا یا کوئی مقصد حاصل کرنا۔
اسکور کرنا
score karna
Common Collocations
- score a goal
- score points
- score a hit
Example Sentences
The team scored the winning goal in the last seconds.
ٹیم نے آخری سیکنڈز میں جیتنے والا گول اسکور کیا۔
Team ne aakhri seconds mein jeetnay wala goal score kiya.
He scored high on his final exam.
اُس نے اپنے آخری امتحان میں اعلیٰ نمبر حاصل کیے۔
Us ne apne aakhri imtihan mein aala number hasil kiye.
She hopes to score well in her driving test.
اُسے اپنے ڈرائیونگ کے امتحان میں اچھا اسکور کرنے کی امید ہے۔
Usay apne driving ke imtihan mein acha score karne ki umeed hai.
Easily Confused With
Word Family
See Also
💡 Memory Tip
Think of 'score' as the tally of performances.
Imagine a scoreboard at a sports event displaying scores.
✍️ Urdu Poetry
زندگی کے کھیل کے اسکور کا کیا ہے، ہر لمحہ گزرنے میں برکت جستجا ہے۔
Zindagi ke khel ke score ka kya hai, Har lamha guzarnay mein barkat jastaja hai.
What is the score of the game of life, Every moment is a pursuit of blessings.
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🗣️ Urdu Proverb
نمبر نہ ملے تو خاموش رہو
Number na mile to khamosh raho
Stay silent if you don't get a score.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Old French "escore" — mark or notch
First known use: 14th century
The word 'score' has its roots in Old French 'escore', originally used to mean a notch or tally, which evolved into the meanings relating to counting, measuring, and scoring in various contexts.