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1 shotgun
noun (a type of rifle that fires shot: a double-barrelled shotgun.) escopetashotgun n escopetatr['ʃɒtgʌn]1 escopeta\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have a shotgun wedding casarse de penaltishotgun ['ʃɑt.gʌn] n: escopeta fn.• escopeta s.f.noun escopeta f; (before n)['ʃɒtɡʌn]they had a shotgun wedding — se tuvieron que casar, se casaron de penalty (Esp) or (Méx) de emergencia or (RPl) de apuro or (Chi) apurados (fam)
1.N escopeta f2.CPDshotgun marriage, shotgun wedding N — casamiento m a la fuerza
to have a shotgun wedding — casarse a la fuerza, casarse de penalty *
* * *noun escopeta f; (before n)they had a shotgun wedding — se tuvieron que casar, se casaron de penalty (Esp) or (Méx) de emergencia or (RPl) de apuro or (Chi) apurados (fam)
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2 shotgun
s.1 escopeta.2 lado del pasajero, asiento del lado del pasajero.v.obligar a la fuerza.(pt & pp shotgunned) -
3 shotgun therapy
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4 shotgun approach
s.método de la perdigonada, método de escopeta. -
5 shotgun marriage
s.matrimonio de prisa y corriendo, matrimonio a la fuerza, casamiento a la fuerza. -
6 shotgun pellets
s.perdigones. -
7 shotgun shell
s.cartucho. -
8 shotgun therapy
s.tratamiento en perdigonada. -
9 shotgun wedding
s.casamiento a la fuerza. -
10 sawed-off shotgun
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11 sawn-off shotgun
tr[sɔːnɒf'ʃɒtgʌn]1 escopeta de cañones recortados[ˌsɔːnɒf'ʃɒtɡʌn]N (Brit) escopeta f de cañones recortados -
12 firing a shotgun
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13 shoot at with a shotgun
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14 to have a shotgun wedding
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15 pump-action shotgun
[ˌpʌmpækʃǝn'ʃɒtɡʌn]N escopeta f de pistón -
16 double-barrelled shotgun
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17 pump-action shotgun
s.escopeta de pistón. -
18 ride shotgun
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19 sawed-off shotgun
s.escopeta recortada. -
20 sawn-off shotgun
s.escopeta de cañones recortados, escopeta recortada.
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