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*shoot¹ /ʃut; ʃuːt/
v shot /ʃɑt; ʃɒt/, shot, shooting
1 [T] to kill or injure someone with a gun 〔用枪〕射死; 射伤; 射中:
She pulled out a gun and shot him. 她拔出枪射杀了他。
One police officer was shot dead in the incident. 一名警员在这次事件中中枪身亡。
2 [I,T] to fire a weapon at someone or something, or to make a weapon fire 向…开枪，射击; 开〔枪〕，发射:
Please don't shoot! 求求你不要开枪！
He learned to shoot when he was only three. 他三岁就学会射击了。
3 [I,T] to move quickly in a particular direction, or to make something move in this way （使）飞快地移动:
She shot down the stairs. 她飞快地冲下楼梯。
A severe pain shot through his chest. 他胸口突然感到一阵剧痛。
4 [I,T] to make a film or take photographs 拍摄:
Spielberg is shooting on location. 史匹堡正在拍外景。
5 [I,T] to throw, kick, or hit a ball towards the place in a sports game where you can make points 射门; 投篮; 射，投〔球〕
6 [I] AmE spoken used to tell someone you are ready to listen 【美口】 开始讲〔用于告诉对方你在听着〕:
"I've got a question." "Okay, shoot." “我有一个问题。”“好，讲吧。”
7 shoot the breeze AmE informal to have a friendly conversation about unimportant things 【美，非正式】闲聊，闲扯
shoot ↔ sb/sth down1 to destroy an enemy plane while it is flying 击落〔敌机〕:
Tim's plane was shot down over enemy territory. 蒂姆的飞机在敌区上空被击落。
2 shoot sb down also 又作 shoot sb down in flames BrE to say that what someone has suggested is wrong or stupid 【英】 拒斥，拒绝，否决:
When she tried to ask them to consider another point of view, she was simply shot down in flames. 她想叫他们再考虑另一个想法，却被他们一口回绝。
shoot up
to increase very quickly 迅速增长，猛增:
Oil prices have shot up. 油价飙升。
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