Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
chalk-up
verb
/ˈtʃɔːk ʌp/

Definition
To attribute or ascribe something to a particular cause or source; to record or acknowledge a score or achievement.

Examples
- She was able to chalk up another victory in the tournament.
- After the presentation, he was pleased to chalk up some positive feedback.
- The team managed to chalk up a few points in the last quarter of the game.

Meaning
The phrase ‘chalk-up’ is often used in contexts such as sports or accomplishments, where one keeps track of scores or records. It can also imply giving credit to someone or something for a result or outcome.

Synonyms
- attribute
- ascribe
- credit