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এই এন্ট্রিটি এখনও আপনার ভাষায় অনুবাদ করা হয়নি, তাই নিচে মূল লেখাটি দেখানো হচ্ছে।
scoring
In sports and gaming, "scoring" refers to the active process of earning points. When used as an adjective (e.g., a scoring drive), it describes an action that directly results in points. This is distinct from the noun "score," which refers to the current total.
In academic or professional contexts, "scoring" refers to the methodology of evaluation. It is often used interchangeably with "grading," but "scoring" typically implies a more quantitative or rubric-based approach (e.g., a scoring key), whereas "grading" can be more holistic.
In technical or industrial contexts, "scoring" is a precise physical action. It involves creating a shallow cut or crease in a material like paper, metal, or glass to ensure it breaks or folds along a specific line. This is a specialized term used in manufacturing and crafting.
In music, "scoring" is the professional act of arranging or composing music for a specific ensemble, such as an orchestra or a film soundtrack. It differs from "composing" in that it focuses specifically on the distribution of notes among different instruments (orchestration).
Meanings
The system or method used to determine the points or grade in a competition or test.
The scoring for the gymnastics event is based on difficulty and execution.
The act of marking a surface with lines or notches, often to facilitate folding or cutting.
Examples
The scoring in this match has been incredibly slow.
I wonder if the scoring for the final exam will be based on a curve.
Careful scoring of the cardboard makes it much easier to fold into a box.
The composer spent months on the scoring for the epic battle scene.
We need to discuss the scoring criteria for the project.
The scoring process for the audition was strictly confidential.
He is focusing on the scoring of the metal sheet before welding.