Idiom
go off at score
Meaning
To break suddenly into a gallop.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“The horse started to go off at score across the field.”
“As soon as the rider touched the reins, the horse began to go off at score.”
“Startled by the sudden crack of thunder, the stallion went off at score, galloping wildly toward the distant tree line.”
Examples
simple
“The horse started to go off at score across the field.”
contextual
“As soon as the rider touched the reins, the horse began to go off at score.”
complex
“Startled by the sudden crack of thunder, the stallion went off at score, galloping wildly toward the distant tree line.”
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