gun down
/ɡʌn daʊn/Word connections
verb
/ɡʌn daʊn/Фразовый глагол, означающий застрелить кого-либо, особенно из огнестрельного оружия, часто приводящий к серьёзным травмам или смерти.
Verbo frasal que significa disparar a alguien, especialmente con un arma de fuego, a menudo causando heridas graves o la muerte.
Verbe à particule signifiant abattre quelqu'un d'une rafale ou d'une série de coups de feu, souvent avec une issue mortelle ou de graves blessures.
Partikelverb, das bedeutet, jemanden durch Schüsse, insbesondere mit einer Schusswaffe, zu töten oder schwer zu verletzen.
Verbo frasal que significa atirar em alguém, geralmente com arma de fogo, deixando a pessoa gravemente ferida ou morta; geralmente sugere uma ação violenta e deliberada.
动词短语,指用枪射杀某人,尤指造成重伤或死亡。
فعل مركّب يعني إطلاق النار على شخص وإسقاطه، وغالبًا ما يؤدي إلى إصابته بجروح خطيرة أو قتله.
A phrasal verb meaning to shoot someone, especially with a gun, often resulting in serious injury or death.
uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable
Shoot and killinformal
To shoot someone with a gun, often resulting in death.
Застрелить
abatir a tiros
abattre
Erschießen
Matar a tiros
枪杀
أردى بالرصاص
- The police officer was gunned down in the line of duty.
- The gang members gunned down their rivals in the street.
- He was gunned down outside his home.
Shoot and injureinformal
To shoot someone with a gun, causing injury.
Подстрелить
disparar y herir
abattre (par balle)
anschießen
Baleado
枪伤
أَصابَ بِالرَّصاص
- The robber gunned down the security guard but he survived.
- The soldiers gunned down several insurgents during the raid.
- He was gunned down but managed to crawl to safety.
Forms
- gunned down past participle
- gunned down past simple
- gunning down present participle
- guns down third person singular
Base verbgun
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