Chalk up

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verb

To achieve or score something.

She chalked up her third win of the season.
Visual representation of "chalk up" - To achieve or score something

Often appears as...

  • chalk up a victory
  • chalk up a win
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Visual representation of "chalk up"
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Achievement Context

Used after something is successfully gained, especially in sports or competition.

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After hours of practice, he chalked up a high score.
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Celebratory Tone

Often carries a positive and congratulatory meaning when mentioning someone's achievements.

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They chalked up another successful project completion.
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Metaphorical Usage

Chalk is not literally used; it's a figurative way of keeping score.

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She chalked up enough points to win the match.
Visual representation of the word "Chalk up"

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