pluralscores
conjugation scoring - scored - scored
noun: the number of points achieved in a game, competition, or test
The final score was 2–1.
noun: a written or printed version of a musical composition showing the parts for each instrument or voice
The conductor studied the full orchestral score.
noun: the music composed for a film, play, or game
The film's haunting score won an award.
noun: a notch or line cut on a surface as a guide or record
The carpenter made a score along the board before cutting.
verb: to gain points, runs, or goals in a game
She scored the winning goal in stoppage time.
verb: to assign or record a numerical rating
Reviewers scored the application 92 out of 100.
verb: to succeed in obtaining something sought
We managed to score two extra tickets.
verb: to compose music for a film, play, or other work
A renowned composer was hired to score the documentary.
verb: to achieve a success or advantage
The campaign scored a major victory with the new policy.
