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score
The word carries a strong sense of measurement and marking. In sports and academics, it represents a definitive quantitative result, evoking a feeling of competition and finality. It is the objective record of performance that separates winners from losers. When used in music or craftsmanship, the word shifts toward a sense of precision and blueprinting. Whether it is a musical score or a scored piece of leather, the focus is on a deliberate, guided line that dictates how something should be played or folded.
Countable when referring to a specific tally or a musical manuscript. Uncountable when referring to the general act of scoring in a game.
意味
The number of points achieved in a game or test.
"The final score was three to one."
A written representation of a musical composition.
"The pianist spent hours studying the orchestral score."
A group or set of twenty.
"The farmer owned a score of sheep."