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shootout
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/ˈʃuːtaʊt/
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/ˈʃuːtaʊt/
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shootout
noun
shootouts
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UK
/ˈʃuːtaʊt/
US
/ˈʃuːtaʊt/
fusillade
The shootout between the police and the bank robbers lasted for several hours.
La fusillade entre la police et les braqueurs de banque a duré plusieurs heures.
séance de tirs au but
Sport, notamment au football ou au hockey.
The match ended in a draw, leading to a tense shootout to determine the winner.
Le match s'est terminé sur un nul, ce qui a conduit à une séance de tirs au but tendue pour déterminer le vainqueur.
match à gros score
Sport, match caractérisé par un score très élevé des deux côtés.
Last night's game was a real shootout, with the final score reaching 48–45.
Le match d'hier soir était un véritable match à gros score, avec un score final de 48 à 45.
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gunfight
firefight
shooting
confrontation
standoff
shootout
adjective
UK
/ˈʃuːtaʊt/
US
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Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to a shootout (e.g., "shootout victory").
aux tirs au but
Sport.
She netted the decisive shootout goal in the championship match.
Elle a inscrit le but décisif aux tirs au but lors du match de championnat.
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shootout
noun
A decisive gun battle between two or more parties, often involving law enforcement and criminals.
The shootout between the police and the bank robbers lasted for several hours.
A tiebreaker in sports, especially in soccer or hockey, where players take turns attempting to score goals.
The match ended in a draw, leading to a tense shootout to determine the winner.
An event or contest characterized by unusually high scoring by both sides, especially in sports such as football or basketball.
Last night's game was a real shootout, with the final score reaching 48–45.
shootout
adjective
Relating to or occurring in a shootout.
She netted the decisive shootout goal in the championship match.
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