aggregate
noun
the total scored in a set of games
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adverb, determiner, preposition, pronoun
used for showing the score in a game when each of the two players or teams has scored an equal number of points
noun
something done by a player that helps another player in the same team to score a point or goal
to score points, or to achieve success in a game
verb
if you concede a goal, point, or game, the person or team you are playing scores a goal or point or wins a game
adjective, adverb, preposition
if a player or team is a certain number of points down, that is the number of points they need in order to reach their opponent’s score
verb
if two teams or opponents draw, they both have the same score so neither wins. The American word is tie
verb
to score a goal or win a point in a game that gives you the same score as the opposing team
noun
in a game such as tennis, a situation in which a player will win the game if they win the next point
noun
the difference between the number of goals that a team has scored and the number of goals that other teams have scored against them
noun
three goals scored by the same person in one game of a sport such as football or hockey
noun
a small board with holes in it where you put pegs for recording a player’s score in some games
to score a goal when your team is losing in a football match
to score a goal by kicking or hitting the ball into the net
in sports, to get a large number of points or goals
to score a particular amount very quickly in a game or competition
verb
if a goalkeeper saves a ball in a sport such as football, they prevent the ball from going into the net
noun
an action by a goalkeeper that prevents a ball from going into the net in a sport such as football
noun
the result of a game, or the number of points gained by everyone playing up to a particular moment
noun
a card on which you record the score in a game or sports event while it is being played
verb
to score the same number of points as another player or team, so that no one wins a match or series of matches
to make a successful attack in a competition after being attacked yourself, especially by scoring a goal or a point
noun
a result of a game or competition in which each person or team has the same number of points, votes etc
noun
in tennis and other sports, an extra game played to decide who will win when both players or teams have the same number of points
adjective
if a game is tight, both players or teams play well and it is difficult to know who will win
noun
a situation in which a person or team wins three sports events or competitions within a particular period of time, for example on the same day or in the same season
adverb
a situation in football in which the other team has not been able to score any goals against you
if a game is all square, both teams or players have the same number of points
to score one or more points for your team in football, rugby, and some other sports
something that you are trying to attack that is moving, for example a plane
in football and similar sports, to kick or hit the ball very hard and score a goal
to score a goal or point with a very powerful kick or hit
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