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I. shoot [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut] SAM.

1. shoot BOT.:

shoot (young growth)

pousse ž. spol

shoot (offshoot)

rejeton m. spol

2. shoot brit. angl. LOV.:

shoot (meeting)

partie ž. spol de chasse

shoot (area of land)

chasse ž. spol

shoot (area of land)

terrain m. spol de chasse

3. shoot FILM:

shoot

tournage m. spol

4. shoot (rapid):

shoot

rapide m. spol

5. shoot:

shoot GEOL., RUD.

couloir m. spol (de minerai)

II. shoot [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut] MEDM.

1. shoot am. angl. (expressing disbelief):

shoot pog.

oh non alors!

2. shoot (telling sb to speak):

shoot

vas-y, parle! pog.

III. shoot <pret., del. Pf. shot> [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shoot (fire):

shoot bullet

tirer

shoot missile

lancer

shoot arrow

tirer, décocher

to shoot sth at sb/sth (with gun)

tirer qc sur qn/qc

to shoot sth at sb/sth (with missiles)

lancer qc sur qn/qc

to shoot one's way out of somewhere

s'échapper de quelque part en tirant de tous côtés

2. shoot:

shoot (hit with gun) person, animal

tirer sur

shoot (kill) person, animal

abattre

she shot him in the leg/back

elle lui a tiré dans la jambe/le dos

to be shot in the leg/back

recevoir une balle dans la jambe/le dos

he was shot in the head

on lui a tiré une balle dans la tête

to shoot sb for desertion/spying

fusiller qn pour désertion/espionnage

to shoot sb dead

abattre qn

you'll get shot if someone catches you! fig.

tu vas te faire tuer si on te surprend!

I could shoot him!

je pourrais le tuer!

to be shot to pieces pog. dobes.

être criblé de balles

to be shot to pieces pog. fig.

être réduit à néant

3. shoot (direct):

shoot look

lancer, décocher (at à)

shoot smile

jeter (at à)

to shoot questions at sb

bombarder qn de questions

4. shoot (film):

shoot FILM, FOTO. film, scene

tourner

shoot subject

prendre [qc] (en photo)

5. shoot (push):

shoot bolt

mettre, pousser

6. shoot (in canoeing):

to shoot the rapids

franchir les rapides

7. shoot (in golf):

to shoot 75

faire un score de 75

8. shoot am. angl.:

shoot ŠPORT, IGRE pool, craps

jouer à

to shoot dice

jouer aux dés

9. shoot LOV.:

shoot pheasant, game

chasser

shoot moor

chasser sur

10. shoot (inject) pog. → shoot up pog.

IV. shoot <pret., del. Pf. shot> [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. shoot (fire a gun):

shoot

tirer (at sur)

to shoot to kill/wound

tirer pour tuer/blesser

2. shoot (move suddenly):

to shoot out of/into/down sth

sortir de/entrer dans/descendre qc en flèche

to shoot forward/backwards

s'élancer/reculer à toute vitesse

the car shot past

la voiture est passée en trombe or à toute allure

the pain shot down or along his arm

ça lui a élancé dans le bras, il a eu une douleur lancinante dans le bras

to shoot to fame fig.

percer, devenir célèbre subitement

3. shoot BOT. (grow):

shoot plant:

pousser

4. shoot FILM:

shoot

tourner

5. shoot ŠPORT (in football, hockey etc):

shoot player:

tirer, shooter

6. shoot LOV.:

shoot person:

chasser

V. to shoot oneself GLAG. povr. glag.

to shoot oneself povr. glag. < pret., del. Pf. shot>:

to shoot oneself

se tirer une balle dans la tête

to shoot oneself in the head/leg

se tirer une balle dans la tête/la jambe

VI. shoot [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut]

to shoot a line pog.

frimer pog.

to shoot oneself in the foot pog.

agir contre son propre intérêt

to shoot the works pog. am. angl.

dépenser tout son argent

the whole (bang) shoot pog.

tout le bataclan pog.

I. shoot up GLAG. [brit. angl. ʃuːt -, am. angl. ʃut -] (shoot up)

1. shoot up:

shoot up flames, spray:

jaillir

shoot up fig. prices, profits:

monter en flèche

2. shoot up (grow rapidly):

shoot up plant:

pousser vite

that boy has really shot up! fig.

qu'est-ce que ce garçon a grandi!

3. shoot up (inject oneself):

shoot up pog.

se shooter pog.

II. shoot up GLAG. [brit. angl. ʃuːt -, am. angl. ʃut -] (shoot up [sth], shoot [sth] up)

1. shoot up (inject):

shoot up pog.

se shooter à pog.

2. shoot up (with bullets):

shoot up person

tirer sur

he was badly shot up

il a été gravement blessé

I. mouth [brit. angl. maʊθ, am. angl. maʊθ] SAM.

1. mouth:

mouth (of human, horse)

bouche ž. spol

mouth (of other animal)

gueule ž. spol

in one's mouth

dans la bouche

to have five mouths to feed

avoir cinq bouches à nourrir

to open/shut one's mouth

ouvrir/fermer la bouche

with my/his etc mouth open

bouche bée

nesprem. why did you have to open your (big) mouth pog.?

qu'est-ce qui t'a pris d'ouvrir ta grande gueule? sleng

he's got a big mouth pog.

il a une grande gueule sleng

me and my big mouth pog.!

moi et ma grande gueule! sleng

2. mouth:

mouth (of cave, tunnel)

entrée ž. spol

mouth (of river)

embouchure ž. spol

mouth (of geyser, volcano)

bouche ž. spol

mouth (of valley)

débouché m. spol

mouth (of jar, bottle, decanter)

goulot m. spol

mouth (of bag, sack)

ouverture ž. spol

3. mouth (talk) pog.:

he's all mouth (and no action)

il cause, c'est tout ce qu'il sait faire pog.

that's enough mouth from you!

je t'ai assez entendu!

to watch one's mouth

surveiller son langage

II. mouth [brit. angl. maʊθ, am. angl. maʊθ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. mouth (move lips silently):

mouth word, lyrics, answer

articuler silencieusement

2. mouth slabš. (say insincerely):

mouth platitudes, rhetoric

débiter

III. mouth [brit. angl. maʊθ, am. angl. maʊθ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. mouth (mime):

mouth

mimer

2. mouth am. angl. (speak affectedly):

mouth

déclamer

IV. mouth [brit. angl. maʊθ, am. angl. maʊθ]

by word of mouth

de bouche à oreille

don't put words in my mouth

ne me fais pas dire ce que je n'ai pas dit

his heart was in his mouth

son cœur battait la chamade

to be down in the mouth

être tout triste

to leave a bad or nasty taste in one's or the mouth fig.

laisser un arrière-goût amer

to put one's foot in one's mouth

faire une gaffe pog.

to shoot one's mouth off

parler sans réfléchir

to take the words right out of sb's mouth

ôter les mots de la bouche de qn

wash your mouth out!

ne dis pas de gros mots!

I'll wash your mouth out with soap!

je vais te faire passer l'envie de dire des gros mots!

I. shot [brit. angl. ʃɒt, am. angl. ʃɑt] GLAG. 1. pret. GLAG. del. Pf.

shot → shoot

II. shot [brit. angl. ʃɒt, am. angl. ʃɑt] SAM.

1. shot (from gun etc):

shot

coup m. spol (de feu)

to fire or take a shot at sb/sth

tirer sur qn/qc

it took several shots to kill him

il fallu plusieurs balles pour l'achever

the government fired the opening shot by saying… fig.

le gouvernement a ouvert le feu en disant…

2. shot ŠPORT:

shot (in tennis, golf, cricket)

coup m. spol

shot (in football)

tir m. spol

to have or take a shot at goal (in football)

tirer au but

‘good shot!’

‘bien joué!’

two shots up on/behind sb (in golf)

deux coups d'avance/de retard sur qn

3. shot FOTO.:

shot

photo ž. spol (of de)

4. shot FILM:

shot

plan m. spol (of de)

to be in/out of shot FILM

être dans le champ/hors champ

5. shot (injection):

shot

piqûre ž. spol (of de)

to give sb a shot

faire une piqûre à qn

6. shot (attempt):

to have a shot at doing

essayer de faire qc

to give it one's best shot

faire de son mieux

7. shot (in shotputting):

shot

poids m. spol

to put the shot

lancer le poids

8. shot:

shot (pellet) C

balle ž. spol

shot (pellet) C

plomb m. spol

shot (pellets collectively) U

plomb m. spol

shot (smaller)

cendrée ž. spol

9. shot (person who shoots):

to be a good/poor shot

être un bon/mauvais tireur

10. shot (dose) pog.:

a shot of whisky/gin

une lampée de whisky/gin pog.

11. shot ASTRONAVT. (of rocket etc):

shot

lancement m. spol

shot

tir m. spol

a moon shot

un tir lunaire

III. shot [brit. angl. ʃɒt, am. angl. ʃɑt] PRID.

1. shot:

shot, a. shot through (streaked) silk

changeant

shot (through) with gold/red etc material

strié d'or/de rouge etc

her hair was shot (through) with grey

ses cheveux étaient parsemés de gris

fraza:

shot, a. shot away (destroyed) pog. he is shot (away)

il n'a plus toute sa tête

his nerves were shot

il était à bout de nerfs

his confidence is shot

il a perdu toute confiance

IV. shot [brit. angl. ʃɒt, am. angl. ʃɑt]

to call the shots

dicter la loi

to be shot of sb/sth

être débarrassé de qn/qc

to get shot of sb/sth

se débarrasser de qn/qc

to give sth a shot in the arm

revigorer qc

the dog was after the cat like a shot

le chien s'est lancé brusquement à la poursuite du chat

he'd go like a shot, if he had the chance

il partirait sans hésiter, s'il en avait l'occasion

‘I don't care what you think, ’ was his parting shot

‘je me moque de ce que vous pensez, ’ a-t-il décoché en partant

it was a shot in the dark

ça a été dit au hasard

I. shoot up GLAG. [brit. angl. ʃuːt -, am. angl. ʃut -] (shoot up)

1. shoot up:

shoot up flames, spray:

jaillir

shoot up fig. prices, profits:

monter en flèche

2. shoot up (grow rapidly):

shoot up plant:

pousser vite

that boy has really shot up! fig.

qu'est-ce que ce garçon a grandi!

3. shoot up (inject oneself):

shoot up pog.

se shooter pog.

II. shoot up GLAG. [brit. angl. ʃuːt -, am. angl. ʃut -] (shoot up [sth], shoot [sth] up)

1. shoot up (inject):

shoot up pog.

se shooter à pog.

2. shoot up (with bullets):

shoot up person

tirer sur

he was badly shot up

il a été gravement blessé

I. shoot [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut] SAM.

1. shoot BOT.:

shoot (young growth)

pousse ž. spol

shoot (offshoot)

rejeton m. spol

2. shoot brit. angl. LOV.:

shoot (meeting)

partie ž. spol de chasse

shoot (area of land)

chasse ž. spol

shoot (area of land)

terrain m. spol de chasse

3. shoot FILM:

shoot

tournage m. spol

4. shoot (rapid):

shoot

rapide m. spol

5. shoot:

shoot GEOL., RUD.

couloir m. spol (de minerai)

II. shoot [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut] MEDM.

1. shoot am. angl. (expressing disbelief):

shoot pog.

oh non alors!

2. shoot (telling sb to speak):

shoot

vas-y, parle! pog.

III. shoot <pret., del. Pf. shot> [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shoot (fire):

shoot bullet

tirer

shoot missile

lancer

shoot arrow

tirer, décocher

to shoot sth at sb/sth (with gun)

tirer qc sur qn/qc

to shoot sth at sb/sth (with missiles)

lancer qc sur qn/qc

to shoot one's way out of somewhere

s'échapper de quelque part en tirant de tous côtés

2. shoot:

shoot (hit with gun) person, animal

tirer sur

shoot (kill) person, animal

abattre

she shot him in the leg/back

elle lui a tiré dans la jambe/le dos

to be shot in the leg/back

recevoir une balle dans la jambe/le dos

he was shot in the head

on lui a tiré une balle dans la tête

to shoot sb for desertion/spying

fusiller qn pour désertion/espionnage

to shoot sb dead

abattre qn

you'll get shot if someone catches you! fig.

tu vas te faire tuer si on te surprend!

I could shoot him!

je pourrais le tuer!

to be shot to pieces pog. dobes.

être criblé de balles

to be shot to pieces pog. fig.

être réduit à néant

3. shoot (direct):

shoot look

lancer, décocher (at à)

shoot smile

jeter (at à)

to shoot questions at sb

bombarder qn de questions

4. shoot (film):

shoot FILM, FOTO. film, scene

tourner

shoot subject

prendre [qc] (en photo)

5. shoot (push):

shoot bolt

mettre, pousser

6. shoot (in canoeing):

to shoot the rapids

franchir les rapides

7. shoot (in golf):

to shoot 75

faire un score de 75

8. shoot am. angl.:

shoot ŠPORT, IGRE pool, craps

jouer à

to shoot dice

jouer aux dés

9. shoot LOV.:

shoot pheasant, game

chasser

shoot moor

chasser sur

10. shoot (inject) pog. → shoot up pog.

IV. shoot <pret., del. Pf. shot> [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. shoot (fire a gun):

shoot

tirer (at sur)

to shoot to kill/wound

tirer pour tuer/blesser

2. shoot (move suddenly):

to shoot out of/into/down sth

sortir de/entrer dans/descendre qc en flèche

to shoot forward/backwards

s'élancer/reculer à toute vitesse

the car shot past

la voiture est passée en trombe or à toute allure

the pain shot down or along his arm

ça lui a élancé dans le bras, il a eu une douleur lancinante dans le bras

to shoot to fame fig.

percer, devenir célèbre subitement

3. shoot BOT. (grow):

shoot plant:

pousser

4. shoot FILM:

shoot

tourner

5. shoot ŠPORT (in football, hockey etc):

shoot player:

tirer, shooter

6. shoot LOV.:

shoot person:

chasser

V. to shoot oneself GLAG. povr. glag.

to shoot oneself povr. glag. < pret., del. Pf. shot>:

to shoot oneself

se tirer une balle dans la tête

to shoot oneself in the head/leg

se tirer une balle dans la tête/la jambe

VI. shoot [brit. angl. ʃuːt, am. angl. ʃut]

to shoot a line pog.

frimer pog.

to shoot oneself in the foot pog.

agir contre son propre intérêt

to shoot the works pog. am. angl.

dépenser tout son argent

the whole (bang) shoot pog.

tout le bataclan pog.

camera [brit. angl. ˈkam(ə)rə, am. angl. ˈkæm(ə)rə] SAM.

1. camera:

camera FOTO.

appareil m. spol photo

camera FILM, TV

caméra ž. spol

2. camera PRAVO:

in camera

à huis clos

v slovarju PONS

camera shot SAM. FILM

camera shot

prise ž. spol de vue

v slovarju PONS

I. shot¹ [ʃɒt, am. angl. ʃɑ:t] SAM.

1. shot (firing weapon):

shot

coup m. spol (de feu)

2. shot ŠPORT:

shot

poids m. spol

to put the shot

lancer le poids

3. shot (attempt at scoring):

shot

tir m. spol

4. shot (throw):

shot

lancement m. spol

5. shot no mn. (shotgun ammunition):

shot

plomb m. spol

6. shot (photograph):

shot

photo ž. spol

to get a shot of sth

prendre qc en photo

7. shot FILM:

shot

plan m. spol

to get a shot of sth

filmer qc

8. shot pog. MED.:

shot

piqûre ž. spol

shot of heroin

shoot m. spol

to give sb a shot

faire une piqûre à qn

9. shot pog. (try):

shot

essai m. spol

to get/have a shot at sth

essayer qc

to give sth one's best shot

faire de son mieux

give it a shot!

essaie!

10. shot (small amount of alcohol):

shot

petit verre m. spol

fraza:

shot in the arm

un coup de pouce

to take a shot in the dark pog.

répondre au pif

to be a good shot

être un joli coup

to be a poor shot

être un coup médiocre

like a shot pog.

comme une flèche

II. shot¹ [ʃɒt, am. angl. ʃɑ:t] GLAG.

shot del. Pf., 1. pret. of shoot

I. shoot [ʃu:t] SAM.

1. shoot (hunting activity):

shoot

partie ž. spol de chasse

2. shoot FILM:

shoot

tournage m. spol

3. shoot FOTO.:

shoot

séance ž. spol photo

4. shoot (buds):

shoot

pousse ž. spol

II. shoot [ʃu:t] MEDM.

shoot

mince alors!

III. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃu:t] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. shoot (fire a bullet):

shoot

tirer

to shoot at sb/sth

tirer sur qn/qc

to shoot on sight

tirer à vue

2. shoot FILM:

shoot

tourner

3. shoot FOTO.:

shoot

prendre des photos

4. shoot (move rapidly):

shoot

filer

to shoot in/out of the house

se précipiter dans/hors de la maison

to shoot to fame

devenir célèbre du jour au lendemain

to shoot (the) rapids

descendre les rapides

to shoot ahead

prendre la tête

to shoot ahead of sb

passer devant qn

5. shoot am. angl. (aim):

to shoot for sth

viser qc

6. shoot BOT.:

shoot

pousser

7. shoot ŠPORT:

shoot

tirer

fraza:

to shoot from the hip

parler sans réfléchir

to shoot for the moon

demander la lune

to be shot through with haste

être bâclé

IV. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃu:t] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shoot (discharge weapon):

shoot person

tirer sur

shoot animal

chasser

to shoot sb dead

tuer qn

he was shot

on lui a tiré dessus

2. shoot (film):

shoot

tourner

3. shoot (photograph):

shoot

photographier

4. shoot fig. (direct):

to shoot questions at sb

mitrailler qn de questions

5. shoot am. angl. ŠPORT:

shoot goal, baskets

marquer

to shoot pool

faire une partie de billard

6. shoot pog. (inject):

shoot heroin

se piquer à

fraza:

to shoot one's bolt

être épuisé

to shoot one's bolt fig.

jouer sa dernière carte

to shoot the breeze pog.

parler de la pluie et du beau temps

to shoot darts at sb pog.

mitrailler qn du regard

to shoot oneself in the foot pog.

se causer du tort à soi même

to shoot the works am. angl. pog.

tenter le tout pour le tout

shot² [ʃɒt, am. angl. ʃɑ:t] PRID.

1. shot (woven to show colours):

shot silk

à reflets

to be shot with silver

avoir des reflets argentés

2. shot pog. (worn out):

shot

foutu(e)

fraza:

to be/get shot of sb/sth

se débarrasser de qn/qc

I. shoot [ʃu:t] SAM.

1. shoot (hunting activity):

shoot

partie ž. spol de chasse

2. shoot FILM:

shoot

tournage m. spol

3. shoot FOTO.:

shoot

séance ž. spol photo

4. shoot (buds):

shoot

pousse ž. spol

II. shoot [ʃu:t] MEDM.

shoot

mince alors!

III. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃu:t] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. shoot (fire a bullet):

shoot

tirer

to shoot at sb/sth

tirer sur qn/qc

to shoot on sight

tirer à vue

2. shoot FILM:

shoot

tourner

3. shoot FOTO.:

shoot

prendre des photos

4. shoot (move rapidly):

shoot

filer

to shoot in/out of the house

se précipiter dans/hors de la maison

to shoot to fame

devenir célèbre du jour au lendemain

to shoot (the) rapids

descendre les rapides

to shoot ahead

prendre la tête

to shoot ahead of sb

passer devant qn

5. shoot am. angl. (aim):

to shoot for sth

viser qc

6. shoot BOT.:

shoot

pousser

7. shoot ŠPORT:

shoot

tirer

fraza:

to shoot from the hip

parler sans réfléchir

to shoot for the moon

demander la lune

to be shot through with haste

être bâclé

IV. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃu:t] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shoot (discharge weapon):

shoot person

tirer sur

shoot animal

chasser

to shoot sb dead

tuer qn

he was shot

on lui a tiré dessus

2. shoot (film):

shoot

tourner

3. shoot (photograph):

shoot

photographier

4. shoot fig. (direct):

to shoot questions at sb

mitrailler qn de questions

5. shoot am. angl. ŠPORT:

shoot goal, baskets

marquer

to shoot pool

faire une partie de billard

6. shoot pog. (inject):

shoot heroin

se piquer à

fraza:

to shoot one's bolt

être épuisé

to shoot one's bolt fig.

jouer sa dernière carte

to shoot the breeze pog.

parler de la pluie et du beau temps

to shoot darts at sb pog.

mitrailler qn du regard

to shoot oneself in the foot pog.

se causer du tort à soi même

to shoot the works am. angl. pog.

tenter le tout pour le tout

camera¹ [ˈkæmərə] SAM.

1. camera (photography):

camera

appareil m. spol photo

2. camera (television):

camera

caméra ž. spol

a camera operator

un cadreur

to be on camera

être filmé

camera² [ˈkæmərə] SAM. no mn. a. fig.

in camera PRAVO

à huis clos

v slovarju PONS

camera shot SAM. FILM

camera shot

prise ž. spol de vue

v slovarju PONS

I. shoot [ʃut] SAM.

1. shoot (hunt):

shoot

partie ž. spol de chasse

2. shoot FILM:

shoot

tournage m. spol

3. shoot FOTO.:

shoot

séance ž. spol photo

4. shoot BOT.:

shoot

pousse ž. spol

II. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃut] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. shoot (fire bullet):

shoot

tirer

to shoot at sb/sth

tirer sur qn/qc

to shoot on sight

tirer à vue

2. shoot FILM:

shoot

tourner

3. shoot FOTO.:

shoot

prendre des photos

4. shoot (move rapidly):

shoot

filer

to shoot in/out of the house

se précipiter dans/hors de la maison

to shoot ahead

prendre la tête

to shoot ahead of sb

passer devant qn

to shoot to fame

devenir célèbre du jour au lendemain

to shoot (the) rapids

descendre des (les) rapides

5. shoot pog. (aim):

to shoot for sth

viser qc

6. shoot BOT.:

shoot

pousser

7. shoot sports:

shoot

tirer

fraza:

to shoot from the hip sleng

parler sans réfléchir

to shoot for the moon

demander la lune

III. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃut] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shoot (discharge weapon):

shoot person

tirer sur

shoot animal

chasser

to shoot sb dead

tuer qn

he was shot

on lui a tiré dessus

2. shoot film:

shoot

tourner

3. shoot photograph:

shoot

photographier

4. shoot fig. (direct):

to shoot questions at sb

mitrailler qn de questions

5. shoot sports:

shoot goal, basket

marquer

to shoot pool

faire une partie de billard

6. shoot pog. (inject):

shoot heroin

se piquer à

fraza:

to shoot one's bolt

être épuisé

to shoot one's bolt fig.

jouer sa dernière carte

to shoot the breeze sleng

parler de la pluie et du beau temps

to shoot darts at sb pog.

mitrailler qn du regard

to shoot oneself in the foot pog.

se causer du tort à soi même

to shoot the works pog.

tenter le tout pour le tout

IV. shoot [ʃut] MEDM.

shoot

mince alors!

I. shot¹ [ʃat] SAM.

1. shot (firing of weapon):

shot

coup m. spol (de feu)

2. shot (ammunition):

shot

plomb m. spol

3. shot sports (attempt at scoring):

shot

tir m. spol

4. shot (throw):

shot

lancement m. spol

5. shot (photograph):

shot

photo ž. spol

to get a shot of sth

prendre qc en photo

6. shot FILM:

shot

plan m. spol

to get a shot of sth

filmer qc

7. shot pog. MED.:

shot

piqûre ž. spol

shot of heroin

shoot m. spol

to give sb a shot

faire une piqûre à qn

8. shot pog. (try):

shot

essai m. spol

to get/have a shot at sth

essayer qc

to give sth one's best shot

faire de son mieux

give it a shot!

essaie!

9. shot of whiskey, vodka:

shot

petit verre m. spol

fraza:

shot in the arm

un coup de pouce

to take a shot in the dark pog.

répondre au pif

to be a good shot

être un joli coup

to be a poor shot

être un coup médiocre

like a shot pog.

comme une flèche

II. shot¹ [ʃat] GLAG.

shot del. Pf., 1. pret. of shoot

I. shoot [ʃut] SAM.

1. shoot (hunt):

shoot

partie ž. spol de chasse

2. shoot FILM:

shoot

tournage m. spol

3. shoot FOTO.:

shoot

séance ž. spol photo

4. shoot BOT.:

shoot

pousse ž. spol

II. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃut] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. shoot (fire bullet):

shoot

tirer

to shoot at sb/sth

tirer sur qn/qc

to shoot on sight

tirer à vue

2. shoot FILM:

shoot

tourner

3. shoot FOTO.:

shoot

prendre des photos

4. shoot (move rapidly):

shoot

filer

to shoot in/out of the house

se précipiter dans/hors de la maison

to shoot ahead

prendre la tête

to shoot ahead of sb

passer devant qn

to shoot to fame

devenir célèbre du jour au lendemain

to shoot (the) rapids

descendre des (les) rapides

5. shoot pog. (aim):

to shoot for sth

viser qc

6. shoot BOT.:

shoot

pousser

7. shoot sports:

shoot

tirer

fraza:

to shoot from the hip sleng

parler sans réfléchir

to shoot for the moon

demander la lune

III. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃut] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shoot (discharge weapon):

shoot person

tirer sur

shoot animal

chasser

to shoot sb dead

tuer qn

he was shot

on lui a tiré dessus

2. shoot film:

shoot

tourner

3. shoot photograph:

shoot

photographier

4. shoot fig. (direct):

to shoot questions at sb

mitrailler qn de questions

5. shoot sports:

shoot goal, basket

marquer

to shoot pool

faire une partie de billard

6. shoot pog. (inject):

shoot heroin

se piquer à

fraza:

to shoot one's bolt

être épuisé

to shoot one's bolt fig.

jouer sa dernière carte

to shoot the breeze sleng

parler de la pluie et du beau temps

to shoot darts at sb pog.

mitrailler qn du regard

to shoot oneself in the foot pog.

se causer du tort à soi même

to shoot the works pog.

tenter le tout pour le tout

IV. shoot [ʃut] MEDM.

shoot

mince alors!

shot² [ʃat] PRID.

1. shot (woven to show colors):

shot silk

à reflets

to be shot with silver

avoir des reflets argentés

2. shot pog. (worn out):

shot

foutu(e)

fraza:

to be/get shot of sb/sth

se débarrasser de qn/qc

camera¹ [ˈkæm· ə r·ə] SAM.

1. camera (photography):

camera

appareil m. spol photo

2. camera (television):

camera

caméra ž. spol

camera operator

cadreur m. spol

to be on camera

être filmé

camera² [ˈkæm· ə r·ə] SAM. a. fig.

in camera PRAVO

à huis clos

Present

I	shoot
you	shoot
he/she/it	shoots
we	shoot
you	shoot
they	shoot

Past

I	shot
you	shot
he/she/it	shot
we	shot
you	shot
they	shot

Present Perfect

I	have	shot
you	have	shot
he/she/it	has	shot
we	have	shot
you	have	shot
they	have	shot

Past Perfect

I	had	shot
you	had	shot
he/she/it	had	shot
we	had	shot
you	had	shot
they	had	shot

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

These cameras were intended to allow climbers to document a possible summit success.

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They lined the signal bridge and the flight deck, their cameras recording the cycle of flight operations, refuelings, and the tempo of shipboard routine.

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By the mid-1920s most of the major movie studios had contracts to rent his special effects cameras for $5,000 a year each.

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His climb received plenty of attention because it took 3 hours to complete, allowing news cameras and spectators to gather.

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The cameras change everything for kids who just aren't ready for it.

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