It depends on what is meant by score. If by score, a person is referring to the number of goals made during a game, score can be translated as "pointage". If you are referring to the actual goal itself, score can be translated as "but". If you are referring to the action of marking a goal, it can be translated as "marquer un but". If you are referring to the score on a test, it can be translated as "note".
The word stuff in french is affaires.
Evil scientist is 'savant fou' in French.
Un thermomètre
une boussole
palivu not to be confused with paview
In Niger we say "ya sa bi" He scored a goal the "bi" comes from the French "but"
maisthe French word "but" means a goal in soccer."marquer un but" = to score a goalthe English word but is translated by "mais" in French
a score in sports (like football) : le score (masc.)to score a goal: marquer un buta score (group of twenty): une vingtaine
Score is used in French (un score, - masc.) to indicate the mark in sports. Score (meaning 20) is translated 'vingtaine' (fem.)
score de jeu
A score of 20 is a perfect score.
There is no translation for 'score' in Kashmiri, so you can just say 'score.'
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"to score a goal" is "marquer un but". "(I) scored one goal" is "(j')ai marqué un but".
The last French footballer to score a goal in the F.A final is Thierry Henry.
Louis Pasteur was a prominent French scientist.
to score the winning number and the 0 will be duce