chalk up

1. (transitive)To achieve something.

   to chalk up a victory

   записа́ть на свой счётzapisátʹ na svoj sčot

2. (US, slang)To attribute to something, often tangentially.

   I know we lost, but can we chalk it up as a win?

3. (Australia, archaic, slang)To assign a debt to someone.

   Give me another drink and chalk it up to John.

   accumulate, sometimes as a debt

1. Chalk it up as a loss.

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2. Chalk one up for the gipper.

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3. I chalked it up to tiredness.

   ruЯ списал это на усталость. — marafon

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4. You might just chalk up some brownie points.

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5. He will chalk up more than ten points.

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irregular

• chalk upTo achieve something.
• chalk offTo set off an area or shape with chalk.
• chalk outTo draw or write down (something) using chalk.
• chalk downSynonym of chalk out (“make plans; sketch”).
• chalk againstTo hold against or count against; to a hold a grudge regarding (something).