score (EN)

noun, noun, verb, interjection

noun “score”

1. the number of points achieved in a game, sport, or test
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   She got a high score on her math test.
2. the record of points or results in a game, shown as a ratio or series of numbers
   The score was 3–2 in favor of the home team.
3. the written form of a musical composition showing all the vocal and instrumental parts
   The conductor studied the score before the rehearsal.
4. the music composed for a movie, play, or television show
   The movie's score was nominated for an award.
5. (usually plural) a large number of things or people
   Scores of people attended the concert in the park.

noun “score”

1. twenty or approximately twenty
   A hundred score followers watched Jesus perform the act.

verb “score”

1. to gain points in a game or competition
   She scored the winning goal in the final minute of the match.
2. to get a particular result or grade in a test or exam
   He scored 95% on his final chemistry exam.
3. to evaluate or rate something
   The judges will score each performance based on creativity and skill.
4. to succeed in obtaining something desired
   They managed to score front-row tickets to the sold-out concert.
5. (slang) to obtain illegal drugs
   He went to the city to score some drugs.
6. to compose music for a film, play, or other production
   The musician was asked to score the soundtrack for the movie.
7. to make a cut or line on a surface, especially to aid in cutting or folding
   Score the cardboard with a knife before folding it.

interjection “score”

1. (US, slang) an exclamation acknowledging success
   Score!" he shouted when he found the missing keys.