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shot

/ʃɒt/

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adjective

/ʃɒt/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то испорченное, изношенное или истощённое; также неформально используется в значении 'избавившийся от' или 'покончивший с'.

Describes something that is ruined, worn out, or exhausted; also used informally to mean 'rid of' or 'finished with'.

  1. Varying in colorC1formal

    Describing a fabric or surface that changes color when viewed from different angles or in different lights.

    ruПереливчатый

    • She wore a dress of shot silk that shimmered from blue to green.
    • The artist used shot colors in the painting to create a dynamic effect.
    • The fabric was shot with gold threads, giving it a luxurious sheen.

    Synonymschangeablechatoyantiridescentopalescent

Forms
  • more shot comparative form
  • most shot superlative form
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noun

/ʃɒt/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное с множеством значений, включая акт выстрела снарядом, твёрдый метательный снаряд из огнестрельного оружия, спортивный замах или удар, возможность сделать что-либо, умение человека стрелять, последовательность кадров в фильме, инъекция, небольшая порция алкоголя, агрессивное замечание, приблизительная оценка, неформальная фотография, тяжёлый металлический шар для толкания ядра, взрывной заряд, удар, причиняющий травму, попытка забить гол в игре, любое усилие или попытка, а также запуск ракеты или космического аппарата.

A noun with multiple meanings, including the act of firing a projectile, a solid missile from a firearm, a sports swing or strike, an opportunity to do something, a person's shooting ability, a film sequence, an injection, a small alcoholic drink, an aggressive remark, a rough estimate, an informal photograph, a heavy metal ball used in shot put, an explosive charge, a blow causing injury, an attempt to score in a game, any effort or attempt, and the launching of a missile or spacecraft.

  1. Firing a projectileB1formal

    The act of discharging a weapon, such as a gun or cannon.

    ruВыстрел

    • The soldier fired a warning shot into the air.
    • He heard a single shot ring out from the forest.
    • The cannon shot was aimed at the enemy fortress.

    Synonymsblastcannonadedischargefiringgunshotsalvovolley

  2. Projectile from a firearmB1formal

    A solid missile, such as a bullet or pellet, discharged from a firearm.

    ruПуля

    • The shot lodged in the wooden wall.
    • Hunters use lead shots for bird hunting.
    • The gun was loaded with a single shot.

    Synonymsballbulletpelletprojectileslug

  3. Sports swing or strikeA2formalsport

    The action of striking a ball with a racket, club, bat, cue, or hand in sports.

    ruУдар

    • Her tennis shot went straight over the net.
    • He practiced his golf shot on the driving range.
    • The basketball player made a perfect jump shot.

    Synonymsdrivehitkicklobsmashstrikestrokeswingvolley

  4. Opportunity or attemptB1informal

    A chance to do something or an attempt at achieving something.

    ruПопытка

    • Give it your best shot!
    • This is my only shot at winning the competition.
    • She took a shot at solving the puzzle.

    Synonymsattemptchancecrackgoopportunitystabtry

  5. Person's shooting abilityB2informal

    A person who shoots, often in reference to their skill level.

    ruСтрелок

    • He is a good shot with a rifle.
    • The hunter is known as an excellent shot.
    • She is a poor shot and rarely hits the target.

    Synonymscrack shotgunnermarksmansharpshootershooter

  6. Film sequenceB1formalart

    A continuous series of pictures that forms a single unit of action in a movie.

    ruКадр

    • The director filmed the opening shot in one take.
    • That long shot of the landscape was breathtaking.
    • The camera shot focused on the actor's face.

    Synonymstake

More meanings (11)
  1. Medical injectionA2formalmedical

    The act of introducing a liquid into the body using a syringe.

    ruУкол

    • The nurse gave him a flu shot.
    • I need a tetanus shot after stepping on a rusty nail.
    • The doctor administered a shot of insulin.

    Synonymsinjectioninoculationjabneedlevaccination

  2. Small alcoholic drinkA2informal

    A small serving of liquor, typically consumed quickly.

    ruРюмка

    • He ordered a shot of whiskey.
    • She took a shot of tequila at the party.
    • Bartenders often serve shots in small glasses.

    Synonymsjiggernipshooter

  3. Aggressive remarkB2informal

    A critical or insulting comment aimed at someone, intended to hurt or provoke.

    ruКолкость

    • She took a shot at his lack of experience.
    • His comment was a cheap shot at her appearance.
    • The politician's speech was full of shots at his opponent.

    Synonymsbarbcutdiginsultjibeslursneertaunt

    Antonymscomplimentflatterypraise

  4. Rough estimateB2informal

    An approximate guess or calculation based on limited information.

    ruПриблизительная оценка

    • Can you give me a shot at the total cost?
    • My shot at the distance was about 100 meters.
    • That's just a shot in the dark, not a precise figure.

    Synonymsapproximationconjectureestimateguessspeculationstab

  5. Informal photographA2informalart

    A casual picture taken with a small handheld camera, often without professional setup.

    ruСнимок

    • She took a quick shot of the sunset with her phone.
    • The photographer captured a candid shot of the children playing.
    • I love this shot of us at the beach.

    Synonymsphotopicpicturesnapsnapshot

  6. Heavy metal ball for shot putB1formalsport

    A heavy metal ball used in the athletic event of shot put.

    ruЯдро

    • The athlete threw the shot over 20 meters.
    • He practiced holding the shot correctly for the competition.
    • The shot put requires strength and technique.
  7. B2formaltechnical

    An explosive charge used in blasting operations, such as in mining or demolition.

    ruЗаряд взрывчатки

    • The miners set off a shot to break the rock.
    • Each shot was carefully placed for maximum effect.
    • The demolition team used several shots to bring down the building.

    Synonymsblastcharge

  8. Hard blow causing injuryB2informalsport

    A forceful strike that is strong enough to cause physical harm.

    ruУдар

    • He took a shot to the jaw during the fight.
    • The boxer delivered a powerful shot to his opponent's ribs.
    • She received a shot from a falling branch.

    Synonymsbangblowhitimpactknockpunchsmackstrikethumpwhack

  9. Attempt to score in a gameA2formalsport

    An attempt to score points in a sport, such as in basketball, soccer, or hockey.

    ruУдар

    • The striker took a shot on goal from 30 yards out.
    • Her shot missed the net by inches.
    • The basketball player's shot bounced off the rim.

    Synonymsattemptefforthitkickstriketry

  10. Any attempt or effort (informal)B1informal

    An informal term for any try or endeavor.

    ruПопытка (неформальное)

    • I'll give it a shot and see what happens.
    • That was a good shot at solving the problem.
    • He took a shot at learning to play the piano.

    Synonymsattemptbashcrackgostabtrywhack

  11. Launch of a missile or spacecraftB2formaltechnical

    The act of launching a missile or spacecraft toward a specific destination.

    ruЗапуск

    • The rocket shot was aimed at the moon.
    • The missile shot was successfully intercepted.
    • The space agency planned a shot to Mars.

    Synonymsblast offdischargefiringlaunchlift off

Forms
  • shots plural form
  • shots' possessive plural form
  • shot's possessive singular form
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verb

shoot/ʃuːt/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий акт стрельбы из оружия, запуска снаряда или быстрого движения/роста.

A verb used to indicate the act of firing a weapon, propelling a projectile, or rapidly moving or growing.

irregular verb

  1. Fire a weaponA2formal

    To fire a bullet or projectile from a gun or other weapon.

    ruСтрелять

    • The soldier shot at the target.
    • He accidentally shot himself in the foot.
    • Hunters shoot deer during the season.

    Synonymsblastdischargefirelet flylet offtrigger

  2. Film or photographB1informal

    To capture images or video using a camera.

    ruСнимать

    • They shot the movie in Hollywood.
    • Can you shoot a photo of us together?
    • The documentary was shot in Africa.

    Synonymscapturefilmphotographrecordtake

  3. Move quicklyB1informal

    To move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction.

    ruМчаться

    • The arrow shot through the air.
    • He shot past me on his bike.
    • The car shot out of the driveway.

    Synonymsboltdartdashflyracerushspeedstreaktearzoom

  4. Sports: Kick or hitA2informal

    To kick or hit a ball towards the goal in sports like soccer or basketball.

    ruУдарить по мячу

    • She shot the basketball and scored.
    • He shot the puck into the net.
    • The player shot from the penalty spot.

    Synonymsfirehitkicksinkstrike

Forms
  • shot past participle
  • shot past simple
  • shooting present participle
  • shoots third person singular

Phrasal variantsshoot downshoot forshoot up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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