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*shot¹ /ʃɑt; ʃɒt/
n [C]
1 when someone fires a gun, or the sound that this makes 开枪，开炮，射击; 枪声，炮声，射击声:
Troops fired a warning shot. 军队鸣枪警告。
the sound of a gun shot 枪声
2 informal when a doctor puts medicine into your body using a needle; INJECTION 【非正式】 注射，打针:
Have you had your flu shot? 你打过流感预防针了吗？
3 a photograph, or a picture of something in a film 照片; 〔电影的〕镜头:
a beautiful shot of the countryside around Prague 表现布拉格周围乡野的美丽镜头
4 informal an attempt to do something 【非正式】 尝试:
take/have a shot at sth (=try to do it) 尝试做某事: Marty always wanted to take a shot at acting. 马蒂一直想在演戏方面尝试尝试。
5 a small amount of a strong alcoholic drink 一小口，少量〔烈酒〕
6 an attempt to throw, kick, or hit the ball towards the place in a sports game where you can get a point 射球，投球，击球:
Nice shot! 好球！
7 a shot in the arm something that makes you more confident or successful 起鼓舞或振奋作用的事物:
Winning the scholarship was a real shot in the arm for Mike. 获得奖学金对迈克来说犹如打了一剂强心针。
8 like a shot very quickly 飞快地:
He jumped up like a shot and ran to the door. 他猛地跳起来冲向门口。
→ see also 另见 BIG SHOT, LONG SHOT, call the shots (CALL¹)
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