Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
shot1 [Am ʃɑt, Brit ʃɒt] SUBST
1.1. shot C:
1.2. shot C (marksman):
2.1. shot ugs C (attempt, try):
2.2. shot ugs (chance) kein Pl:
3.2. shot C FILM:
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- exteriores mpl
4.2. shot U (pellets):
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- perdigones mpl
4.3. shot C (used in shotput):
5. shot C:
I. shoot [Am ʃut, Brit ʃuːt] SUBST
1. shoot BOT:
2.1. shoot:
II. shoot <Past & Past Part shot> [Am ʃut, Brit ʃuːt] VERB trans
1.1. shoot person/animal:
2.1. shoot (fire):
2.2. shoot (eject, propel):
3. shoot (pass swiftly):
4.1. shoot SPORT:
III. shoot <Past & Past Part shot> [Am ʃut, Brit ʃuːt] VERB intr
1.1. shoot (fire weapon):
1.3. shoot (proceed) ugs:
2. shoot (move swiftly):
3. shoot SPORT:
I. shot2 [Am ʃɑt, Brit ʃɒt] Past & Past part
shoot
II. shot2 [Am ʃɑt, Brit ʃɒt] ADJ
1.1. shot (variegated):
1.2. shot (pervaded, permeated):
I. shoot [Am ʃut, Brit ʃuːt] SUBST
1. shoot BOT:
2.1. shoot:
II. shoot <Past & Past Part shot> [Am ʃut, Brit ʃuːt] VERB trans
1.1. shoot person/animal:
2.1. shoot (fire):
2.2. shoot (eject, propel):
3. shoot (pass swiftly):
4.1. shoot SPORT:
III. shoot <Past & Past Part shot> [Am ʃut, Brit ʃuːt] VERB intr
1.1. shoot (fire weapon):
1.3. shoot (proceed) ugs:
2. shoot (move swiftly):
3. shoot SPORT:
I. action [Am ˈækʃ(ə)n, Brit ˈakʃ(ə)n] SUBST
1.1. action U (practical measures):
1.2. action U in phrases:
2.1. action C (deed):
3.1. action MILIT U (combat):
4.1. action U (plot):
4.2. action U (exciting activity):
5.2. action U (operation):
5.3. action U (of drug, chemical):
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. shot1 [ʃɒt, Am ʃɑ:t] SUBST
1. shot (act of firing weapon):
2. shot kein Pl (shotgun pellets):
7. shot ugs (try, stab):
II. shot1 [ʃɒt, Am ʃɑ:t] VERB
shot Part Perf, pt of shoot
I. shoot [ʃu:t] shot, shot shot, shot SUBST
III. shoot [ʃu:t] shot, shot shot, shot VERB intr
1. shoot (fire weapon):
5. shoot (move rapidly):
IV. shoot [ʃu:t] shot, shot shot, shot VERB trans
2. shoot person:
4. shoot (direct):
I. shoot [ʃu:t] shot, shot shot, shot SUBST
III. shoot [ʃu:t] shot, shot shot, shot VERB intr
1. shoot (fire weapon):
5. shoot (move rapidly):
IV. shoot [ʃu:t] shot, shot shot, shot VERB trans
2. shoot person:
4. shoot (direct):
action [ˈækʃən] SUBST
1. action kein Pl (activeness):
2. action kein Pl MILIT:
4. action (motion):
5. action JUR (case):
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. shot1 [ʃat] SUBST
1. shot (act of firing weapon):
2. shot (shotgun pellets):
4. shot SPORT:
7. shot ugs (try, stab):
II. shot1 [ʃat] VERB
shot Part Perf, pt of shoot
I. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃut] VERB intr
1. shoot (fire weapon):
5. shoot (move rapidly):
II. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃut] VERB trans
2. shoot person:
4. shoot (direct):
III. shoot [ʃut] SUBST
I. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃut] VERB intr
1. shoot (fire weapon):
5. shoot (move rapidly):
II. shoot <shot, shot> [ʃut] VERB trans
2. shoot person:
4. shoot (direct):
III. shoot [ʃut] SUBST
action [ˈæk·ʃən] SUBST
1. action (activeness):
2. action MILIT:
4. action (motion):
5. action JUR (case):
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