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scattershot
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/ˈskætəʃɒt/
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/ˈskætərʃɑt/
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scattershot
noun
scattershots
pl
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US
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chevrotine
Terme de chasse et d’armurerie.
The hunter filled the shell with scattershot to increase the chance of hitting the fast-moving birds.
Le chasseur a rempli la cartouche de chevrotine pour augmenter ses chances d’atteindre les oiseaux rapides.
méthode décousue
Pour une méthode ou une démarche sans cohérence ni objectif clair.
The company's marketing strategy was a scattershot, trying to appeal to too many demographics at once.
La stratégie marketing de l'entreprise était une méthode décousue, cherchant à séduire trop de groupes démographiques à la fois.
Sinonimi
diffusion
dispersal
scatter
spray
distribution
scattershot
adjective
more scattershot
Comp.
most scattershot
Super.
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décousu
Employé pour une approche ou un raisonnement sans cohérence ni ligne directrice.
The company's scattershot approach to marketing resulted in inconsistent branding.
L'approche décousue de l'entreprise en matière de marketing a abouti à une image de marque incohérente.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
tous azimuts
Employé pour une attaque ou une action menée de façon large et indiscriminée.
Sinonimi
random
irregular
aimless
disorganized
haphazard
scattershot
adverb
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US
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de manière décousue
Employé pour une action faite sans méthode, de façon dispersée.
She lobbed criticisms scattershot, hoping something would resonate.
Elle lançait ses critiques de manière décousue, espérant que quelque chose ferait mouche.
Definizioni
scattershot
noun
A method or approach that is haphazard or lacks focus, often involving a wide range of targets or subjects.
The company's marketing strategy was a scattershot, trying to appeal to too many demographics at once.
A load of small pellets for a shotgun that spread widely after firing.
The hunter filled the shell with scattershot to increase the chance of hitting the fast-moving birds.
scattershot
adjective
Lacking a clear focus or direction; random or haphazard.
The company's scattershot approach to marketing resulted in inconsistent branding.
Covering a wide range or area indiscriminately, like pellets from a shotgun; broadly directed.
The senator mounted a scattershot attack on the bill, criticizing every section without distinction.
scattershot
adverb
In a scattershot manner; haphazardly or indiscriminately.
She lobbed criticisms scattershot, hoping something would resonate.
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