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(shūt) 
v., shot (shŏt), shoot·ing, shoots. v.tr.
Used to express surprise, mild annoyance, or disappointment.
phrasal verbs:
v., shot (shŏt), shoot·ing, shoots. v.tr.
- To hit, wound, or kill with a missile fired from a weapon.
- To remove or destroy by firing or projecting a missile: shot out the window.
- To make (a hole, for example) by firing a weapon.
- To fire or let fly (a missile) from a weapon.
- To discharge (a weapon).
- To detonate or cause to explode: shot off a firecracker.
- To inject (a drug, for example) with a hypodermic syringe.
- To throw out or release (a fishing line, for example).
- To send forth suddenly, intensely, or swiftly: The burning building shot sparks onto the adjacent roof. He shot an angry look at me.
- To emit (a ray or rays of light or another form of energy).
- To utter (sounds or words) forcefully, rapidly, or suddenly: She shot a retort to the insult.
- Slang. To give, send, or hand quickly: Shoot me that stapler.
- Informal. To spend, use up, or waste: They shot their savings on a new boat.
- To pass over or through swiftly: shooting the rapids.
- To cover (country) in hunting for game.
- To record on film: shot the scene in one take.
- To cause to project or protrude; extend: shot out her arm to prevent the bottle from falling.
- To begin to grow or produce; put forth.
- To pour, empty out, or discharge down or as if down a chute: shot gravel into the hole.
- Sports & Games.
- To throw or propel (a ball, marble, or other projectile in a game) in a specific direction or toward the objective.
- To accomplish (the objective) of a game involving a projectile; score (a point, basket, or goal).
- To play (a game involving projectiles, such as golf or pool).
- To attain (a given score) in golf.
- To play (a game involving dice, especially craps).
- To throw (the dice or a given score) in craps.
- To slide (the bolt of a lock) into or out of its fastening.
- To plane (the edge of a board) straight.
- To variegate (colored cloth) by interweaving weft threads of a different color.
- To measure the altitude of with a sextant or other instrument: shot the star.
- To discharge a missile from a weapon.
- To discharge or fire; go off.
- To gush or spurt: Water shot out of the geyser.
- To appear suddenly: The sun shot through a break in the clouds.
- To move swiftly; dart.
- To be felt moving or as if moving in the body: Pain shot through my lower leg.
- To protrude; project: The headland shoots far out into the sea.
- To engage in hunting or the firing of weapons, especially for sport: is shooting in Scotland during the fall.
- To put forth new growth; germinate.
- To take pictures.
- To film a scene in a movie.
- Sports & Games. To propel a ball or other object toward the goal or in a specific direction or manner.
- Games. To throw dice.
- Slang. To begin talking. Often used in the imperative: I know you have something to tell me, so shoot!
- To slide into or out of a fastening. Used of the bolt of a lock.
- The motion or movement of something that is propelled, driven, or discharged.
- The young growth arising from a germinating seed; a sprout.
- A bud, young leaf, or other new growth on a plant.
- A narrow, swift, or turbulent section of a stream.
- The act of discharging a weapon or letting fly a missile.
- Informal. The launching of a rocket or similar missile.
- An organized shooting activity, such as a skeet tournament or hunt.
- A round of shots in a contest with firearms.
- A session in which something is photographed, filmed, or videotaped.
- The distance a shot travels; the range.
- Nautical. The interval between strokes in rowing.
- A sharp twinge or spasm of pain.
- An inclined channel for moving something; a chute.
- A body of ore in a vein.
Used to express surprise, mild annoyance, or disappointment.
phrasal verbs:
shoot down
- To bring down (an aircraft, for example) by hitting and damaging with gunfire or a missile.
- Informal. To ruin the aspirations of; disappoint.
- Informal.
- To put an end to; defeat: shot down the proposal.
- To expose as false; discredit: shot down his theory.
- To strive or aim for; have as a goal.
- Informal. To grow or get taller rapidly.
- To increase dramatically in amount.
- To riddle with bullets.
- To damage or terrorize (a town, for example) by intense or random gunfire.
- Slang. To inject a drug with a hypodermic syringe.
shoot from the hip Slang.
- To act or speak on a matter without forethought.
- To speak indiscreetly.
- To brag; boast.
- To do all within one's power; exhaust all of one's resources or capabilities.
- To spend all of one's cash.
- To use up all of one's energy or resources.
- To talk or deal honestly.
- To spend time talking; talk idly.
- To expend all of one's efforts or capital.
[Middle English shoten, from Old English scēotan. Interj., alteration of SHIT.]
shooter shoot'er n.
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1. Filming or videotaping of scenes to be used in a motion picture, television program, or commercial. The term is used both as a verb and a noun and encompasses all of the work and personnel involved in a production, including camera crew, talent, lighting and sound technicians, and equipment, as well as the caterer for any food served while the filming or videotaping is in progress.
2. Operate a camera or cause a camera to operate in a film, videotape, or photographic session.
Roget's Thesaurus:
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shoot
also shoot up
verb
- To wound or kill with a firearm: gun (down), pick off. Slang plug. See help/harm/harmless.
- To launch with great force: fire, hurtle, loose, project, propel. Idioms: let fly. See move/halt.
- To discharge a gun or firearm: fire. Idioms: take a shot at. See action/inaction.
- To move swiftly: bolt, bucket, bustle, dart, dash, festinate, flash, fleet, flit, fly, haste, hasten, hurry, hustle, pelt2, race, rocket, run, rush, sail, scoot, scour2, speed, sprint, tear1, trot, whirl, whisk, whiz, wing, zip, zoom. Informal hotfoot, rip. Slang barrel, highball. Chiefly British nip1. Idioms: get a move on, get cracking, go like lightning, go like the wind, hotfoot it, make haste, make time, make tracks, run like the wind, shake a leg, stepjumpon it. See move/halt.
- To pass quickly and lightly through the air: dart, float, fly, sail, skim. See move/halt.
- To send through the air with a motion of the hand or arm: cast, dart, dash, fling, heave, hurl, hurtle, launch, pitch, shy2, sling, throw, toss. Informal fire. See move/halt.
phrasal verb - shoot down
- To cause to be no longer believed or valued: debunk, deflate, discredit, explode, puncture. Idioms: knock the bottom out of, shoot full of holes,, value/worthlessness/evaluation.
phrasal verb - shoot up
- To rise abruptly and precipitously: rocket, sky, skyrocket, soar,, increase/decrease.
noun
- A young stemlike growth arising from a plant: bine, offshoot, runner, sprig, sprout, tendril. See kin.
- A violent, excruciating seizure of pain: cramp1, paroxysm, spasm, throe. See pain/pleasure.
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Idioms beginning with shoot:
shoot for
shoot from the hip
shoot off one's mouth
shoot one's bolt
shoot oneself in the foot
shoot straight
shoot the breeze
shoot the works
See also like shooting fish in a barrel; sure as shooting; whole ball of wax (shooting match). Also see under shot.
Antonyms by Answers.com:
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shoot
v
Definition: dash
Antonyms: walk
v
Definition: discharge, often which injures or kills
Antonyms: backfire
To straighten the edge of a board with a plane, 1.
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A grapevine's new growth, which develops from a bud as a bright green stem and eventually sprouts leaves, then flowers, then clusters of minuscule green grape berries. See also viticulture.
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An aboveground stem, either the main stem or a side one.
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shoot
IN BRIEF: v. - To aim at or aspire to.
Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss you'll land among the stars.
— Les Brown
Tutor's tip: When the "chute" (parachute) fell, it landed on the new "shoot" (a young plant growth).
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The Dream Encyclopedia:
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Shoot/Shooting
To shoot in a dream (e.g., a gun or a game of pool) indicates success in the dreamer's endeavors if they hit their target or pocket their ball. Shooting is a central activity in our entertainment media, so a dream about shooting may just be something from a movie we have seen. Alternatively, shooting is an obvious symbol for anger, aggression, and even aggressive male sexuality. Dreams can also be alluding to the meaning of familiar idioms, such as "shoot your mouth off," "shoot yourself in the foot," "shoot someone down," "shoot the messenger," etc.
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verb, orig US
1: to shoot off one's mouth (also to shoot one's mouth off) To talk too much or indiscreetly. (1864 —) .
W. J. Burley With Matthew Eva shooting his mouth off about Peters it could turn ugly (1973).
2: to shoot the crowScottish To leave hurriedly, esp. without paying one's bill; to abscond. (1887 —) .
W. Mcilvanney There'll only be his mother in the house. His father shot the crow years ago (1977).
3:trans. and intr. orig US To inject esp. oneself with (a drug); often followed by up. (1914 —) .
OZ They were using those needles man, they were shooting up (1971).
4:intr. orig US Used in imperative as a demand or invitation to continue, esp. with what one wishes to say; 'fire away'. (1915 —) .
H. Wouk 'Can I pick your brain on one more point?' 'Shoot' (1978).
5:intr. To ejaculate. (1922 —) .
H. C. Rae I wanted him to shoot and get it over (1972).
6: to shoot the worksmainly US To do something to the fullest extent; spec. to discharge the necessary business; to tell the truth, reveal all. (1922 —) .
W. Stevens We have people who seem to hand a list of names to a stenographer and tell her to shoot the works (1951).
7: to shoot the bullUS To talk nonsense. (1930 —) .
Maclean's Magazine 'Writes all my speeches,' he'd say and slap me on the back. 'Smart boy! He can sure shoot the bull' (1972). Cf. bullnoun 1 .
8: to shoot upRAF Of an aircraft or pilot: to dive over (a person or place) as if or in order to attack; to buzz. (1937 —) .
9: to shoot the breezeUS To chat, talk idly. (1941 —) .
R. K. Smith There were negative signs, too. No one had come by to shoot the breeze, to have a cup of coffee (1971).
10: to shoot throughAustral and NZ To escape, abscond; to leave. (1947 —) .
Bulletin (Sydney): Me wife's shot through.... Can't get a bird...Can't pay the rent (1985).int
11:US An exclamation of disgust, anger, etc. (1934 —) .
R. Moore 'Oh shoot,' she told Jen, when Jen suggested they'd better write the next batch of boarders not to come (1950).
[In sense 11, partially a euphemistic alteration of shitint .]
verb, orig US
1: to shoot off one's mouth (also to shoot one's mouth off) To talk too much or indiscreetly. (1864 —) .
W. J. Burley With Matthew Eva shooting his mouth off about Peters it could turn ugly (1973).
2: to shoot the crow
W. Mcilvanney There'll only be his mother in the house. His father shot the crow years ago (1977).
3:
OZ They were using those needles man, they were shooting up (1971).
4:
H. Wouk 'Can I pick your brain on one more point?' 'Shoot' (1978).
5:
H. C. Rae I wanted him to shoot and get it over (1972).
6: to shoot the works
W. Stevens We have people who seem to hand a list of names to a stenographer and tell her to shoot the works (1951).
7: to shoot the bull
Maclean's Magazine 'Writes all my speeches,' he'd say and slap me on the back. 'Smart boy! He can sure shoot the bull' (1972). Cf. bull
8: to shoot up
9: to shoot the breeze
R. K. Smith There were negative signs, too. No one had come by to shoot the breeze, to have a cup of coffee (1971).
10: to shoot through
Bulletin (Sydney): Me wife's shot through.... Can't get a bird...Can't pay the rent (1985).
11:
R. Moore 'Oh shoot,' she told Jen, when Jen suggested they'd better write the next batch of boarders not to come (1950).
[In sense 11, partially a euphemistic alteration of shit
| shook, shoo-fly, shonky | |
| shoot-'em-up, shooter, shooting gallery |
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categories related to 'shoot'
- Mining - shoot: small tunnel branching off from larger tunnel
- Advertising - shoot: taping or filming of commercial in studio or on location
- Cinematography Tools and Techniques - shoot: period of filming; (vb) film a scene
- Television Technology - shoot: (vb) to film or tape something
- Tools and Techniques - shoot: (vb) take a photograph; (n) photographic session
- Basketball
- Golf
- Hunting Practice and Techniques - shoot: trap or skeet shoot; Chiefly Brit. hunting expedition, esp. for game
- Plants and Plant Parts - shoot: new growth, sprout, or twig on plant
- Mood and Intent - shoot: move rapidly; pass rapidly over
- Curses and Oaths
- Paraphernalia and Behavior - shoot: (vb) Slang. shoot up
- Violent Actions - shoot: hit with a bullet or arrow
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This article is about new growth in plants. For other uses, see Shoot (disambiguation).
Shoots are new plant growth, they can include stems, flowering stems with flower buds, and leaves. The new growth from seed germination that grows upward is a shoot where leaves will develop. In the spring, perennial plant shoots are the new growth that grows from the ground in herbaceous plants or the new stem and/or flower growth that grows on woody plants.
In everyday speech, shoots are often confused with stems. Stems, which are a critical component of shoots, provide an axis for buds, fruits, and leaves.
Shoots are often eaten by animals because the fibres in the new growth have not yet completed secondary cell wall development, this makes shoots softer and easier to chew and digest. As shoots grow and age, the cells develop completed cell walls that have a hard and tough structure. Some plants (e.g. bracken) produce toxins that make their shoots inedible or less palatable.
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See also
- Stem
- Bud
- Lammas growth a second burst of growth late in the growing season exhibited by some trees.
- Lateral shoot
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Shoot
Dansk (Danish)
v. tr. - skyde, affyre, jage, gå på jagt, kaste, fotografere, filme
v. intr. - skyde, fare, tale ud, bundfælde, jage
n. - skud, jagt, hurtig bevægelse fremad, jag, strømfald, molevit
int. - spyt ud!, ud med sproget!, kør løs
idioms:
- shoot ahead styrte frem, fare frem
- shoot craps spille terninger, rafle
- shoot down skyde ned, nedskyde
- shoot for løbe efter
- shoot from the hip skyde fra hoften
- shoot one's bolt opbruge sit krudt
- shoot one's mouth off bruge mund, kæfte op, have munddiarre
- shoot oneself in the foot spænde ben for sig selv
- shoot straight være en god skytte, være reel
- shoot the breeze sludre, snakke, fortælle skrøner
- shoot the bull snakke, sludre, overdrive
- shoot up skyde i vejret, terrorisere
Nederlands (Dutch)
schieten, jagen, filmen, ontspruiten, uit-/af/ wegschieten, afvuren, spuiten, jachtpartij, spruit, uitloper, stortkoker
Français (French)
v. tr. - tirer, lancer, décocher (une flèche), tirer sur, abattre, lancer/décocher (un regard), (Cin, Phot) tourner, prendre (qch) en photo, mettre, pousser (un verrou), (Sport) franchir en canoe-kayak (les rapides), faire un score de (golf), (US, Sport) jouer à, (Chasse) chasser, se shooter (argot des drogués)
v. intr. - tirer, tirer sur, déplacer (qch) en flèche, passer en trombe (une voiture), (Bot) pousser, (Cin) tourner, (Sport) tirer, shooter, chasser
n. - (Bot) pousse, rejeton, (GB, Chasse) (terrain) de chasse, partie de chasse, (Cin) tournage, rapide, (Géol, Minér) couloir (de minerai)
int. - (US) allez-y (excl), dis ce que tu as à dire
idioms:
- have shot one's bolt être épuisé, jouer sa dernière carte (un politicien, etc)
- shoot ahead avancer
- shoot at tirer sur
- shoot craps jouer aux dés
- shoot down (Aviat, Mil) abattre, descendre, abattre (qn)
- shoot for tirer pour
- shoot from the hip parler sans réfléchir
- shoot it out régler leurs comptes à coups de feu
- shoot one's mouth off ouvrir sa grande gueule
- shoot oneself in the foot se causer du tort
- shoot the breeze bavarder, plaisanter
- shoot the bull (US) raconter des conneries (vulg)
- shoot through traverser
- shoot up jaillir, (fig) monter en flèche, pousser vite, se shooter (argot des drogués), tirer sur (qn)
Deutsch (German)
v. - schießen, abschießen, erschießen, vorlegen, schütten, drehen, treiben
n. - Jagd, Trieb, Schoß, Schütte
int. - Verdammt!
idioms:
- have shot one's bolt (fig) sein Pulver verschießen
- shoot ahead vorpreschen
- shoot at schießen auf, zuwerfen (+Dat)
- shoot craps Würfel spielen
- shoot down abschießen, niederschießen
- shoot for zielen auf
- shoot from the hip aus der Hüfte schießen
- shoot it out sich schießen
- shoot one's mouth off sich verplappern
- shoot oneself in the foot sich ins eigene Fleisch schneiden
- shoot the breeze über Belanglosigkeiten sprechen
- shoot the bull über Belanglosigkeiten sprechen
- shoot through abschießen durch
- shoot up in die Höhe schießen
Ελληνική (Greek)
v. - βάλλω, πυροβολώ, τουφεκίζω, εκτελώ με τυφεκισμό, εκτινάσσω/-ομαι, εκσφενδονίζω/-ομαι, εξαπολύω/-ομαι, εξακοντίζω/-ομαι, ξεπετάγομαι, σουτάρω, κινηματογραφώ, γυρίζω (ταινία), φωτογραφίζω, ξεπετιέμαι, (καθομ.) κάνω ένεση (ναρκωτικού), προσθέτω αλκοόλ σε αναψυκτικό
n. - εξακόντιση, εκτόξευση, βλαστός, βλαστάρι, παραφυάδα, γύρισμα, φιλμάρισμα, διάρροια
int. - πες το!
idioms:
- shoot ahead (καθομ.) παίρνω την πρωτοπορία, μπαίνω στο κεφάλι
- shoot craps (καθομ.) παίζω ζάρια/κουμάρι/μπαρμπούτι
- shoot down καταρρίπτω (με βολή), κατακρίνω
- shoot for επιδιώκω
- shoot from the hip (καθομ.) μιλώ ή απαντώ αμέσως
- shoot one's bolt (καθομ.) κάνω ό, τι μπορώ, κάνω τη ζημιά μου, εξαντλώ τις προσπάθειές μου
- shoot one's mouth off πετάω κοτσάνες
- shoot oneself in the foot (καθομ.) τα κάνω μαντάρα
- shoot straight (καθομ.) είμαι ειλικρινής, φέρομαι τίμια
- shoot the breeze (καθομ.) ψιλοκουβεντιάζω, (ΗΠΑ) περιαυτολογώ
- shoot the bull χτυπώ το κέντρο του στόχου, χτυπώ διάνα
- shoot up εκτοξεύομαι προς τα επάνω, εκτινάσσομαι, αναπηδώ, αναπτύσσομαι ταχύτατα, πυροβολώ, (αργκό) κάνω ένεση ναρκωτικού
Italiano (Italian)
germogliare, bucarsi, abbattere, sparare, cacciare, filmare, tirare, partita di caccia, germoglio, scivolo per le immondizie
idioms:
- shoot ahead piazzarsi
- shoot down abbattere
- shoot for mirare
- shoot one's mouth off rivelare segreti
- shoot oneself in the foot (fig.) spararsi sui piedi da solo
- shoot straight puntare diritto a
- shoot the breeze/bull chiacchierare
- shoot up crescere in fretta, ferire, bucarsi
Português (Portuguese)
v. - disparar
n. - broto (m)
idioms:
- shoot ahead ganhar distância dos competidores
- shoot down derrubar
- shoot for tentativa de alcançar objetivo difícil
- shoot one's mouth off falar sobre algo que não devia ou sabia com certeza
- shoot oneself in the foot dizer tolice que lhe causará problemas
- shoot straight arremessar a bola (Esp.)
- shoot the breeze manter conversa informal
- shoot the bull mentir exageradamente
- shoot up jorrar
Русский (Russian)
охота, соревнование по стрельбе, (кино,фото) съемка, стремительное движение, приступ (боли), запуск (ракеты), луч, стремнина, прорастание, побег, стрелять, поразить, охотиться, бросать, излучать, бомбардировать (частицами), промчаться, сгружать, задвигать или отодвигать (засов), выдаваться, производить съемки, расти, давать побеги, черт подери!
idioms:
- shoot ahead мчаться, обгонять, делать рывок
- shoot down застрелить, сбивать, победить, быстро спускаться, обмануть, пристыдить, угробить
- shoot for охотиться на что-л., стремиться к чему-л., расстрелять как (шпиона)
- shoot one's mouth off трепать языком
- shoot oneself in the foot подставить ножку самому себе
- shoot straight быть прямым человеком, говорить откровенно
- shoot the breeze/bull болтать о чепухе
- shoot up застрелить, подвергать обстрелу, взмывать, быстро расти
Español (Spanish)
v. tr. - matar de un tiro, derribar, disparar, tirar, lanzar, cazar, filmar, rodar, chutar, vertedero, vaciar, verter, sacar, proyectar, recorrer, atravesar, pasar corriendo por, volar, hacer estallar, enviar, despachar, salpicar
v. intr. - brotar, germinar, tirar, cazar, disparar, hacer fuego, alcanzar, pasar, moverse rápidamente, salir, sobresalir, proyectarse, extenderse, elevarse, crecer, latir
n. - partida de caza, cacería, retoño, brote, vástago, tubo vertedor, vertedero
int. - expresión de irritación o asombro
idioms:
- have shot one's bolt hacer todo lo posible
- shoot ahead tomar rápidamente la delantera
- shoot at tirar a, disparar contra, aspirar a, apuntar, poner la mira en
- shoot craps jugar a los dados, jugar al crap
- shoot down matar de un tiro, derribar
- shoot for apuntar a, procurar
- shoot from the hip disparar sin apuntar, no tener pelos en la lengua
- shoot it out confrontación decisiva
- shoot one's mouth off hablar demasiado o fuera de turno
- shoot oneself in the foot actuar contra los propios intereses
- shoot the breeze charlar, chismear
- shoot the bull charlar, chismear
- shoot through atravesar, pasar de parte a parte
- shoot up subir de repente, crecer rápidamente
Svenska (Swedish)
v. - skjuta, jaga, blixtsnabbt fara, rusa, susa, flyga, vina, skjuta skott, sila (sl), skjuta (sl), få orgasm, kasta, stjälpa av
n. - skott (bot), jakt, skjutning, fors, vattenfall, flottningsränna, rutschkana, sopnedkast
int. - Sätt igång!, Ut med språket!
中文（简体）(Chinese (Simplified))
发射, 放射, 射出, 开, 放, 射中, 发出, 射击, 芽, 呸!, 什么!
idioms:
- shoot ahead 飞速向前
- shoot craps 玩双骰儿赌博, 输去赌注的一掷
- shoot down 击落, 坚决反对, 驳倒, 否决
- shoot for 争取, 为...而努力
- shoot from the hip 鲁莽地做事
- shoot one's bolt 竭尽全力
- shoot one's mouth off 滔滔不绝地谈论
- shoot oneself in the foot 因笨拙无能而伤害自己
- shoot straight 瞄准打, 命中率高
- shoot the breeze 吹牛, 闲谈
- shoot the bull 吹牛, 闲谈
- shoot up 迅速升起
中文（繁體）(Chinese (Traditional))
v. tr. - 發射, 放射, 射出, 開, 放, 射中
v. intr. - 射出, 發出, 射擊
n. - 射擊, 發射, 芽
int. - 呸!, 什麼!
idioms:
- shoot ahead 飛速向前
- shoot craps 玩雙骰兒賭博, 輸去賭注的一擲
- shoot down 擊落, 堅決反對, 駁倒, 否決
- shoot for 爭取, 為...而努力
- shoot from the hip 魯莽地做事
- shoot one's bolt 竭盡全力
- shoot one's mouth off 滔滔不絕地談論
- shoot oneself in the foot 因笨拙無能而傷害自己
- shoot straight 瞄準打, 命中率高
- shoot the breeze 吹牛, 閒談
- shoot the bull 吹牛, 閒談
- shoot up 迅速升起
한국어 (Korean)
v. tr. - (총, 화살을) 쏘다, (빛 따위를) 발하다, (질문, 말 따위를) 연거푸 퍼붓다
v. intr. - 사격하다, 총사냥하다, 분출하다
n. - 사격 , 사냥터, 어린 가지
int. - 쳇, 제기랄, 아이쿠!
idioms:
- shoot ahead 쑥 선두에 나서다
- shoot down 쏘아 쓰러뜨리다, (토론 등에서) 철저히 논파하다, (기록 따위를) 깨뜨리다
- shoot for ~을 겨냥하여 쏘다, ~을 얻으려고 노력하다
- shoot oneself in the foot 자신의 말이나 행동이 스스로에게 피해가 되다
- shoot up 마구 쏘아대다, 우뚝 솟다, (마약을 정맥에) 주사하다
日本語 (Japanese)
v. - 撃つ, 射る, 射殺する, 発射する, 出す, 芽を出す, 投げる, 投げかける, 矢のように通る, 撮る, 飛び出る, 射撃する
n. - 若芽, 若枝, 射撃, 発射, 射撃会, 狩猟地
idioms:
- shoot ahead どんどん抜かす
- shoot craps クラップスをする
- shoot down 射落とす, 撃ち落とす, 論破する
- shoot for 得ようとする
- shoot one's bolt 太矢を射放つ, 最善を尽くす
- shoot one's mouth off ベラベラしゃべる
- shoot oneself in the foot 自分で自分の足元を撃つ
- shoot straight 掛け値なしにやる
- shoot the breeze/bull 世間話をする
- shoot up 急に成長する, 急に上がる, で銃を乱射する, 急騰する
العربيه (Arabic)
(فعل) ينفق باسراف, يقذف ألكرة, يصوب, يطلق, يخرج, يبرز, يصور, ينقل بعجله (الاسم) رحله صيد, طلقه, أطلاق ألسهم أو ألنار, برعم, أندفاع أو تقدم سريع, قناة أو أنبوب منحدر (نداء) تعبير عن الضيق أو الدهشه
עברית (Hebrew)
v. tr. - ירה, פגע, צד, פלט, הטיל, צילם, הסריט, הזריק, נעל/פתח דלת
v. intr. - ירה, פגע, חלף, בעט לשער, עבר, נע ביעף, הוציא ענפים (צמח)
n. - צמח, חוטר, נצר, ירי, ציד, איזור-ציד, מגלש, אשד, שיגור-חללית
int. - קריאת סלידה, רוגז וכו' (צ. אמריקה)
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