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I think you were a very good sailor,and used to score high. 我想你曾是个很不错的帆船手，得过很高的分数。
Only high and movements can be difficult to score high on the. 只有有高度和动作难度才能获得高分的。
I think you were a very good sailor, and used to score high. 我想你是个很不错的帆船手，经常得高分。
This extremely important and helpful if you want to score high on your exams. 如果你想要考试得高分，这是极其重要的，也是非常有用的。
Larger babies tend to score higher on IQ tests when they grow up. 大宝宝长大后在智商测试中成绩较佳。
ALICE explains why there is much more in intellingence than just being able to score high on intelligence test. ALICE解释了为什么高智商还包括许多内容，而不仅仅是能够在智力测试中得高分。
This is extremely important and helpful if you want to score high on your exams. 假如你想要考试得高分，这是极其重要的，也是非常有用的。
Asimov explains why there is much more in intelligence than just being able to score high on intelligence tests. 阿西莫夫解释了为什么智力远非只是能在智力测试中获得高分。
Is this the best you can do plagiarizing my words over and over again without having any brains to score high on originality ? 肛交可不是同性恋们的专利，它也是异性男女之间爱的基础之一，很多男女把肛交看成是普通造爱的调味剂。
Mary always likes to score off people when she can. 只要有机会，玛丽总爱出别人的洋相。
Who is going to score for both sides? 谁来为双方记分?
He dribbled (the ball) past the goalie to score. 他带球越过守门员射门得分。
A study showed students who listened to Mozart went on to score higher marks in an intelligence test. 这一个信息得知,科学家研究发现,凡是听莫扎特音乐的同学在智力测试中不断获得更高的分数。
Our team mocked the visitors' attempt to score. 我队挫败了客队进球的企图。
The article is just too long, so I have to score out twenty words. 文章实在太长了，所以我只好划掉二十个字。
She know how to score off people who ask difficult question. 她很会让那些给她出难题的人自讨没趣。
She knows how to score off people who ask difficult questions. 她很会让那些给她出难题的人自讨没趣。
John scored high on his College Boards. 约翰在大学能力测验中得了高分。
I hate conversations where people try to score off each other. 我讨厌互相针锋相对的那种交谈。
With two associates at Harvard University (Sue Conard and Susan Harris) I found in 1977 that those students who had used more challenging and demanding textbooks tended to score higher on their SAT Tests in the 11th grade. 1977年，我和哈佛大学的两位合作者(苏·康纳德和苏珊·哈里斯)发现了使用难度和要求较高的教科书的学生，在11年级的学生能力测试中往往取得更高的分数。