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shoot

/ʃuːt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un tir d'arme à feu, une prise de vue photographique, ou une jeune pousse de plante., Verbe désignant l'acte de tirer avec une arme, de lancer un projectile, ou un mouvement/une croissance rapide.

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noun

/ʃuːt/A2formal
  • frNom désignant un tir d'arme à feu, une prise de vue photographique, ou une jeune pousse de plante.

A noun referring to an act of firing a weapon, taking a photograph, or a young plant growth.

  1. Young plant growthB1formal

    A new stem or branch growing from a plant.

    frPousse

    • The rose bush produced several new shoots in spring.
    • Cut back the shoots to encourage bushier growth.
    • The bamboo shoots grow very quickly.

    Synonymescuttingoffshootscionsprigsproutsucker

  2. Film or photo sessionB2informal

    An occasion when a film, photograph, or video is made.

    frséance de tournage ou de prise de vue

    • The photo shoot took place on the beach.
    • We have a commercial shoot scheduled for tomorrow.
    • The fashion shoot featured top models.

    Synonymessessionshooting

  3. Attempt or tryB1informal

    An attempt to do something, especially in sports or games.

    frtentative

    • That was a good shoot at the goal.
    • He missed the shoot in basketball.
    • Give it your best shoot on the next question.
Formes
  • shoots plural form
  • shoots' possessive plural form
  • shoot's possessive singular form
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verb

/ʃuːt/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'acte de tirer avec une arme, de lancer un projectile, ou un mouvement/une croissance rapide.

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

verbe irrégulier

  1. Fire a weaponA2formal

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

    frtirer

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

    Synonymesblastdischargefirelet flylet offtrigger

  2. Film or photographB1informal

    To capture images or video using a camera.

    frfilmer ou photographier

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

    Synonymescapturefilmphotographrecordtake

  3. Move quicklyB1informal

    To move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction.

    frSe précipiter, foncer

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

    Synonymesboltdartdashflyracerushspeedstreaktearzoom

  4. Sports: Kick or hitA2informal

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

    frTirer au but

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

    Synonymesfirehitkicksinkstrike

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

Variantes phrasalshoot downshoot forshoot up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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