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ʃotpast tense, past participle; = shootprosjektilIsubst. \/ʃɒt\/1) skudd• do you hear shots in the distance?2) skytter3) bilde, fotografi, tagning, scene4) (flertall: shot) kule, prosjektil, patron5) ( hverdagslig) forsøk, gjetning6) ( sport) skudd, ball, kule, støt7) ( hverdagslig) skudd, sprøyte8) ( hverdagslig) styrketår, glass, shot9) ( om romfartøy) oppskytingcall the shots (amer.) være leder, være den som bestemmer, være sjefencheap shot ( hverdagslig) billig poengfire with shot skyte med skarptflub one's shot bommeflying shot ( jakt) fluktskuddgive something one's best shot gjøre sitt bestehave a shot at something prøve på noe, forsøke seg på noein shot på skuddholdlike a shot med glede uten å nøle som et skuddlong shot langskudd avstandsbilde, fjernopptak usikker sjanse, outsiderskudd i blinde, ren gjetningmake a bad shot feile, ta feilnot a shot in one's locker ( britisk) ingen penger eller muligheter igjen, ingenting i bakhånd\/reservenot by a long shot ikke på langt nær, slett ikke• she isn't rich, not by a long shotout of shot utenfor skuddholdpay one's shot betale sin andel (av drikkevarene)a shot at et skudd mot, et skudd påIIverb \/ʃɒt\/1) lade med ammunisjon2) tynge med haglIIIverb \/ʃɒt\/pret. og perf. partisipp av ➢ shoot, 2IVadj. \/ʃɒt\/1) ( om tøy) iriserende, skiftende, fargespillende, isprengt2) ( hverdagslig) ødelagt3) (amer. og austr. slang) full4) (amer., hverdagslig) utkjørt, helt ferdig, utslitt• I can't walk any further, I'm shotjeg klarer ikke å gå lenger, jeg er utkjørtget shot of something (britisk, hverdagslig) bli kvitt noe
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