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score

[skawr, skohr] / skɔr, skoʊr /


NOUN
musical arrangement
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That mantra worked on Test debut, when Conway scored 200 against England at Lord's, and it could see him go higher on day two at Bay Oval.

From Barron's

He admitted the batsmen were "frustrated" at not being able to make more of an impact, with Stokes' unbeaten 45 the top score.

From Barron's

Yet what makes this potentially the most important new opera of the year is not Huang’s agreeably efficient — and once in a while inspired — score, which incorporates Western and traditional music.

From Los Angeles Times

So, City are going to go 1-0 up then we will score three.

From BBC

The level was below the 50 score that divides contraction from expansion.

From The Wall Street Journal