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sharpshooter

/ˈʃɑːpˌʃuː.tər/

翻译: 指射击精准、枪法高超的人,常用于军事或体育语境;历史上也指新英格兰渔民用来在加拿大水域非法捕鱼的快速帆船。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈʃɑːpˌʃuː.tər/C1formalsport
  • zh指射击精准、枪法高超的人,常用于军事或体育语境;历史上也指新英格兰渔民用来在加拿大水域非法捕鱼的快速帆船。

A noun referring to a person highly skilled in shooting with precise aim, often used in sports or military contexts; also historically a fast schooner used by New England fishermen for illegal fishing in Canadian waters.

  1. Skilled marksmanB2formalsport

    A person highly skilled in shooting with great accuracy, often in a military or sporting context.

    zh神枪手

    • The army deployed a sharpshooter to the observation post.
    • He trained for years to become a competitive sharpshooter.
    • The sharpshooter hit the target from over a kilometer away.

    同义词crack shotdeadeyemarksmanriflemanshotsniper

    反义词bunglerdufferfumbler

  2. Accurate athleteB2informalamericansport

    An athlete, particularly in sports like basketball or archery, known for precise aim.

    zh神射手

    • The basketball player is a sharpshooter from the three-point line.
    • She is known as a sharpshooter in archery competitions.
    • The team's sharpshooter scored the winning goal.

    同义词deadeyemarksmansniper

  3. Fast fishing schoonerC1formalamerican

    A type of fast schooner historically used by New England fishermen for illegal fishing in Canadian waters.

    zh快速渔船纵帆船

    • The sharpshooter was a notorious vessel used for poaching off the coast.
    • New England fishermen relied on the sharpshooter for its speed.
    • The historical sharpshooter could outrun most patrol boats.
词形
  • sharpshooters plural form
  • sharpshooters' possessive plural form
  • sharpshooter's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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