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shotnoun
shots
pl
UK
/ʃɒt/
US
/ʃɑt/
The hunter took a shot at the deer.
Охотник сделал выстрел в оленя.
The director wanted to capture the perfect shot for the movie.
Режиссёр хотел запечатлеть идеальный кадр для фильма.
The nurse gave the patient a flu shot.
Медсестра сделала пациенту инъекцию от гриппа.
He took a shot at solving the puzzle.
Он сделал попытку решить головоломку.
Additional translations
снимок
глоток
удар
пуля
Synonyms
photograph
picture
snapshot
image
capture
exposure
frame
still
click
shotinterjection
UK
/ʃɒt/
US
/ʃɑt/
Colloquial exclamation used to claim something, or to express agreement or thanks in South African English.
Synonyms
shoot
darn
drat
rats
dang
blast
oh no
bummer
shotadjective
UK
/ʃɒt/
US
/ʃɑt/
The shot wall was full of holes.
Простреленная стена была полна дыр.
Additional translations
расстрелянный
застреленный
Synonyms
exhausted
worn-out
spent
kaput
ruined
done for
busted
broken
shot-to-pieces
shattered
fried
burned out
used-up
shootverb

shot

Past Simple

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

Definitions

shotnoun
An act of firing a gun or other weapon.
The hunter took a shot at the deer but missed.
A photograph.
She captured a beautiful shot of the sunset.
An attempt to achieve or accomplish something.
He took a shot at solving the complex math problem.
A small amount of a drink, especially a strong alcoholic one.
He ordered a shot of whiskey at the bar.
A single dose of a vaccine or drug administered by injection.
The child cried after receiving a flu shot.
A stroke or throw in sports, especially in basketball or golf.
She made an impressive shot from the three-point line.
A film or video sequence recorded continuously by a single camera.
The director wanted to reshoot the scene in one continuous shot.
A heavy metal ball used in the track-and-field event of shot put.
The athlete released the shot with a powerful push.
Small metal pellets collectively used as ammunition, especially for shotguns.
The cartridges were filled with lead shot.
shotinterjection
Used to claim or reserve something before anyone else; to call dibs.
Shot! I get the window seat.
(South African informal) Used to express gratitude, agreement, or acknowledgment.
Shot, bru, that was a great help.
shotadjective
Worn out or exhausted; in poor condition.
After the long hike, my legs were completely shot.
Ruined or damaged beyond repair.
The old car's engine is shot, so it won't start anymore.
Having been hit or struck by a bullet or other projectile.
The shot bird fell from the sky.
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.
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