同点|どうてんdouten[0]heiban (flat)
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- no-adjectivesame score; deadlock; tie; draw
- SynonymタイNeutralLoanword for level scores or records, as in 「タイに持ち込む」 and 「タイ記録」; 「同点」 is specifically about points being equal.
- RelatedドローNeutralLoanword for a draw or a lottery, as in 「ドローに終わる」; leans toward football and combat sports.
- Related相打ちあいうちNeutralSimultaneous strikes that hurt both sides, as in 「相打ちになる」; leans toward kendo.
- Related分けわけNeutralA draw, as in 「痛み分け」; mostly used within compounds.
- Related引き分けひきわけNeutralA match ending in a draw, as in 「引き分けに終わる」; about the win-loss result, while 「同点」 is about equal scores and works mid-game or at the end.
- Related五分ごぶCasualColloquial for evenly matched, as in 「五分の勝負」; leans toward equal strength.
- Related五分五分ごぶごぶCasualColloquial for fifty-fifty, as in 「確率は五分五分」; leans toward probability.
- RelatedあいこCasualColloquial for being even or quits, as in 「これでおあいこ」; leans toward rock-paper-scissors or neither side owing the other.
- Related相星あいぼしWrittenWritten/formal prose for the same win-loss record; a sumo term.
- Antonym勝ち越しかちこしNeutralMore wins than losses, or a lead in points or goals; the opposite of 「同点」.
- Antonym差さNeutralA difference or gap; the opposite of the equal scores that 「同点」 describes.
Use 「同点」 when scores are level, as in 「同点に追いつく」 or 「同点ゴール」. For a match that ends without a winner, say 「引き分け」; the loanword 「タイ」 covers level scores and records, and 「ドロー」 leans toward football. Colloquially, 「五分」 and 「五分五分」 speak of even strength and even odds. The opposite is 「勝ち越し」.
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