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shot  
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名複: shots  

動變: 過去式:shotted  過去分詞:shotted  現在進行時:shotting  

權威釋義


shot1

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  1. shoot的動詞過去式、過去分詞

參見

shoot

vt.

  1. 發射，放射
  2. 開（槍），放（砲）；射出（光線等）
  3. 射中；射傷；射死[O8]
  4. 損毀；使破滅
  5. 投射（視線等）；揮出，拋出[（+at）][O1]
  6. 伸出（舌頭等）；發（芽）[（+out）]
  7. （船等）飛速通過
  8. 拍攝
  9. 傾倒；揮霍，耗盡
  10. 使爆炸；炸開[（+off）]
  11. 【足】射（門）；【籃】投（籃）；擊（球）；擲（骰子）
  12. 給……注射[（+for）]

vi.

  1. 射出；放出；拋出
  2. （箭一般）飛馳；飛快地移動[Q]
  3. 射擊；射獵
  4. 突出，伸展；（幼芽等）長出
  5. 拍電影；拍照
  6. 射門；投籃；擲骰子

shot2

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n.

  1. 射擊，開槍；槍（砲）聲[C]
  2. 【體】射門；投籃；一擊[C]
  3. 射擊手[C]
  4. 嘗試；猜測[S1][（+at）]
  5. 彈丸；砲彈[U]
  6. 【體】鉛球[C]
  7. 【口】照片[C]
  8. 拍攝；（電影）鏡頭[C]
  9. 注射[C]
  10. 射程[U]
  11. （烈酒等的）一口，一小杯[C]

vt.

  1. 給……裝彈
  2. 嘗試，試圖

片語

big shot

  1. 大人物

shot in the arm

  1. 【美】【俚】刺激因素；鼓勵

shot in the dark

  1. 【口】瞎猜

call the shots

  1. 控制局面，發號施令

have a shot at

  1. 試著去做

like a shot

  1. 立刻，飛快地

辨析

同義:

n.賭博，冒險，投機，未考慮就做的交易

wager gamble bet risk hazard chance venture speculation flier plunge birl pot luck blind bargain

n.破裂（聲），爆炸（聲）

crack report discharge blast explosion detonation bang boom burst crash firing

n.子彈，砲彈，拋射體，彈藥

pellet bullet slug missile projectile ammunition ammo cannonball grapeshot buckshot bull BB

n.射手，神槍手

marksman sharpshooter rifleman good shot shot deadeye

n.嘗試，努力，盡力

attempt effort endeavour go try crack stab turn chance the old college try

n.猜測，推測，假定，設想

guess conjecture supposition assumption presumption hypothesis postulate

n.注射（液），配藥，用量

injection booster booster shot inoculation vaccine vaccination jab dose hit

n.照片，圖片

photograph photo picture snapshot snap

shot3

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a.

  1. 【口】擺脫了的；結束了的[F][（+of）]
  2. 織成雜色的[（+with）]
  3. 【口】精疲力盡的；用壞的；破舊的

片語

get shot of

  1. 拋棄

辨析

同義:

a.雜色的，多色的

variegated

a.徹底毀壞的，死了的，耗壞的

ruined wrecked dead defunct spent exhausted worn-out sunk cooked kaput

以上來源於：《英漢大辭典》

shot1

n.

  1. the firing of a gun or cannon.
    ▸a person with a specified level of ability in shooting:
    ▸a critical or aggressive remark.
  2. a hit, stroke, or kick of the ball in sports, in particular an attempt to score.
    ▸informal an attempt to do something.
  3. (pl. same)
    a ball of stone or metal fired from a large gun or cannon.
    ▸ (also lead shot) tiny lead pellets used in a single charge or cartridge in a shotgun.
    ▸a heavy ball thrown by a shot-putter.
  4. a photograph.
    ▸a film sequence photographed continuously by one camera.
    ▸the range of a camera's view:
  5. informal a small drink of spirits.
    ▸an injection of a drug or vaccine.
  6. the launch of a rocket:

Phrase

  • give it one's best shot
    informal do the best that one can.
  • like a shot
    informal without hesitation.
  • a shot in the arm
    informal an encouraging stimulus.

Etymology

OE sc(e)ot, gesc(e)ot, of Gmc origin; from the base of shoot.

shot2

adj.

  1. (of coloured cloth) woven with a warp and weft of different colours, giving a contrasting effect when looked at from different angles.
    ▸interspersed with a different colour.
  2. informal ruined or worn out.
    ▸US & Austral./NZ drunk.

Phrase

  • get (or be) shot of
    Brit. informal get (or be) rid of.
  • shot through with
    suffused with.
  • shot to pieces (or to hell)
    informal ruined.

shot3

n.

Brit. informal, dated a bill or one's share of it, especially in a pub.

Etymology

ME: from shot1; cf. OE scēotan ‘shoot, pay, contribute’ and scot.

以上來源於：《簡明牛津英語詞典》