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shootverb
shot
Past Simple
shot
Past Participle
shooting
Gerund
UK
/ʃuːt/
US
/ʃut/
He learned how to shoot a bow and arrow.
Он научился стрелять из лука и стрел.
The director decided to shoot the movie in black and white.
Режиссер решил снимать фильм в черно-белом формате.
He managed to shoot the ball into the goal.
Ему удалось забить мяч в ворота.
Additional translations
вышвырнуть
бросить
запульнуть
Synonyms
fire
discharge
launch
hurl
cast
send
propel
sling
shootnoun
shoots
pl
UK
/ʃuːt/
US
/ʃut/
The plant has a new shoot.
У растения появился новый побег.
The photo shoot took place in the studio.
Фотосъемка проходила в студии.
The shoot was organized by the local hunting club.
Стрельба была организована местным охотничьим клубом.
Additional translations
фотосессия
побег (растения)
Synonyms
burst
discharge
fire
launch
projectile
shot
squirt
shootadjective
Used attributively, especially in horticulture and film contexts.
shootinterjection
UK
/ʃuːt/
US
/ʃut/
Shoot, I forgot my keys at home.
Чёрт, я забыл свои ключи дома.
Additional translations
блин
чёрт возьми
Synonyms
darn
dang
drat
rats
aw shucks
blast
oh no
heck

Definitions

shootverb
To fire a bullet or other projectile from a gun or weapon.
The hunter aimed carefully before he shot the deer.
To move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction.
The car shot forward as soon as the light turned green.
To film or photograph a scene or subject.
The director decided to shoot the final scene at sunset.
To kick, hit, or throw a ball or puck in an attempt to score a goal.
The player shot the ball into the net, scoring the winning goal.
To inject a drug intravenously.
He was caught shooting heroin in the alley.
To send forth or emit something suddenly.
The geyser shot water high into the air.
shootnoun
A young branch or growth from a plant.
The gardener was excited to see new shoots emerging from the soil.
A session of filming or photography.
The model arrived early for the photo shoot.
A hunting expedition.
They organized a shoot in the countryside for the weekend.
shootadjective
Attributive: relating to or intended for a shoot (filming/photography session) or to the young growth of a plant.
The production team finalized the shoot schedule before arriving on set.
shootinterjection
An expression of mild frustration or disappointment.
Shoot! I forgot my keys at home.
An exclamation used to express surprise or disbelief.
Shoot! I can't believe you won the lottery!
A way to encourage someone to go ahead or proceed with what they were saying or doing.
You have a question? Shoot!
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