scored
Pronunciation: [skɔrd]
Word
Context: "games"
(verb) to get points in a game or competition. When you score, it means you did something good, like making a basket in basketball or getting a goal in soccer.
Example
She scored three goals in the soccer match yesterday.
Example
He didn't score any points during the whole game.
Example
How many points did you score in the last match?
Context: "achievement"
(verb) to achieve a certain level or grade on a test or assignment. If you scored well, it means you did a good job.
Example
He scored a perfect 100 on his math test last week.
Example
She scored very low on the quiz and didn't pass.
Example
What did you score on your science project?
Context: "music"
(verb) to create music for a film, play, or other performance. When someone scores music, they write the notes that musicians will play.
Example
The composer scored the music for the new movie.
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The filmmaker decided not to use the music that had been scored for the documentary.
Example
Who scored the soundtrack for the latest animated film?
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