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shootout

/ˈʃuːt.aʊt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une confrontation violente ou un échange de coups de feu, généralement entre des personnes armées et souvent avec l'intention de tuer ou d'intimider.

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noun

/ˈʃuːt.aʊt/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une confrontation violente ou un échange de coups de feu, généralement entre des personnes armées et souvent avec l'intention de tuer ou d'intimider.

A noun referring to a confrontation or fight involving the exchange of gunfire, typically with the intent to kill or intimidate.

  1. GunfightB2formal

    A violent confrontation involving the exchange of gunfire between two or more parties.

    frfusillade

    • The police were involved in a dramatic shootout with the bank robbers.
    • A shootout erupted in the street between rival gangs.
    • The movie's climax featured a tense shootout in an abandoned warehouse.

    Synonymesgunfight

  2. Decisive competitionB2informal

    A final contest or competition, often in sports, to determine a winner after a tie.

    frÉpreuve décisive

    • The game went to a penalty shootout to decide the champion.
    • The golf tournament ended in a sudden-death shootout.
    • The team won the shootout and advanced to the finals.

    Synonymesshowdowntiebreaker

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  • shootouts' possessive plural form
  • shootout's possessive singular form
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