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score

[skawr, skohr] / skɔr, skoʊr /


NOUN
musical arrangement
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He put down his marker in a stellar first season, scoring 44 goals and contributing 14 assists in 52 appearances.

From BBC

Travelers are struggling to score deals on airfares during an already chaotic travel season, as airlines cut flight routes and raise prices to combat rising jet-fuel prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bairstow, now 36, scored four hundreds across the first four matches under the current regime in 2022 before suffering a serious leg injury later that year.

From BBC

He listed seven software stocks that scored high on the new criteria — factors such as AI defensibility, the cost for customers to switch platforms, and the companies’ pricing models.

From MarketWatch

These employers can still score well for particular occupations.

From The Wall Street Journal