英语词汇“shot”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	shot
释义	Trends of shot View usage for: shot (ʃɒt) Word forms: plural shots 1. Shot is the past tense and past participle of shoot. 2. countable noun A shot is an act of firing a gun. He had murdered Perceval at point blank range with a single shot. They fired a volley of shots at the target. 3. countable noun [adjective NOUN] Someone who is a good shot can shoot well. Someone who is a bad shot cannot shoot well. He was not a particularly good shot because of his eyesight. Synonyms: or woman">marksman or woman, shooter, rifleman More Synonyms of shot 4. countable noun In sports such as football, golf, or tennis, a shot is an act of kicking, hitting, or throwing the ball, especially in an attempt to score a point. He had only one shot at goal. [+ at] Synonyms: strike, hit, throw, kick More Synonyms of shot 5. countable noun A shot is a photograph or a particular sequence of pictures in a film. ...a shot of a fox peering from the bushes. [+ of] The gleaming monochrome shots of cobbled streets are drained of colour. 6. countable noun [usually singular] If you have a shot at something, you attempt to do it. [informal] The heavyweight champion will be given a shot at Holyfield's world title. [+ at] Synonyms: attempt, go [informal], try, turn More Synonyms of shot 7. countable noun A shot of a drug is an injection of it. He administered a shot of Nembutal. [+ of] 8. countable noun A shot of a strong alcoholic drink is a small glass of it. [US] ...a shot of vodka. [+ of] ...spirits and liqueurs, served in a shot glass. 9. See give something your best shot 10. See a shot across the bow 11. See call the shots 12. See like a shot 13. See a long shot 14. See by a long shot 15. See be shot through with 16. a shot in the dark More Synonyms of shot shot in British English 1 (ʃɒt) noun 1. the act or an instance of discharging a projectile 2. Word forms: plural shot a solid missile, such as an iron ball or a lead pellet, discharged from a firearm 3. a. small round pellets of lead collectively, as used in cartridges b. metal in the form of coarse powder or small pellets 4. the distance that a discharged projectile travels or is capable of travelling 5. a person who shoots, esp with regard to his or her ability he is a good shot 6. informal an attempt; effort 7. informal a guess or conjecture 8. any act of throwing or hitting something, as in certain sports 9. the launching of a rocket, missile, etc, esp to a specified destination a moon shot 10. a. a single photograph I took loads of shots at the wedding b. a series of frames on cine film concerned with a single event c. a length of film taken by a single camera without breaks, used with others to build up a full motion picture or television film 11. informal an injection, as of a vaccine or narcotic drug 12. informal a glass of alcoholic drink, esp spirits 13. sport a heavy metal ball used in the shot put 14. an explosive charge used in blasting 15. globules of metal occurring in the body of a casting that are harder than the rest of the casting 16. a unit of chain length equal to 75 feet (Brit) or 90 feet (US) 17. call the shots 18. have a shot at 19. like a shot 20. shot in the arm 21. shot in the dark 22. that's the shot verbWord forms: shots, shotting or shotted 23. (transitive) to weight or load with shot Word origin Old English scot; related to Old Norse skot, Old High German scoz missile; see shoot shot in British English 2 (ʃɒt) verb 1. the past tense and past participle of shoot adjective 2. (of textiles) woven to give a changing colour effect shot silk 3. streaked with colour 4. slang exhausted 5. get shot of shot in American English 1 (ʃɑt) noun 1. the act of shooting; discharge of a missile, esp. from a gun 2. a. the distance over which a missile travels b. range; reach; scope 3. an attempt to hit with a missile 4. a. any attempt or try b. a guess or conjecture 5. a pointed, critical remark 6. a. in various games, the flight or path of a ball, puck, etc. after it is shot toward a goal or other object b. a stroke, as in tennis or golf c. an attempt to score, as in basketball or hockey 7. a. a solid projectile designed for discharge from a firearm or cannon, as distinguished from an explosive shell b. such projectiles collectively 8. a. lead or steel in small pellets, of which a quantity is used for a single charge of a shotgun b. a single pellet of this kind 9. the heavy metal ball used in the shot put 10. a blast, or the amount of explosive used for a blast, as in mining 11. a marksman a fair shot 12. US a. the act of taking a single photograph b. a single photograph c. a single, continuous image as taken on film, videotape, or by a live TV camera 13. an amount due, esp. for drinks or entertainment 14. a hypodermic injection, as of vaccine 15. US a drink of liquor; specif., jigger2 16. Informal something to bet on, considered from the standpoint of odds or chances of winning a horse that is a ten-to-one shot 17. Nautical a 90-foot length of chain, esp. for an anchor verb transitiveWord forms: ˈshotted or ˈshotting 18. to load or weight with shot Idioms: a shot in the arm call the shots have a shot at like a shot Word origin ME < OE sceot < sceotan (akin to ON skot, Ger schuss): see shoot; (sense 13) cf. scot shot in American English 2 (ʃɑt) verb transitive, verb intransitive 1. pt. & pp. of shoot adjective 2. variegated, streaked, flecked, etc. with another color or substance 3. woven with threads of different colors so as to appear iridescent 4. varied with something different a novel shot through with pathos 5. US, Informal ruined or worn out shot in Hospitality (ʃɒt) Word forms: (regular plural) shots noun (Hospitality (hotel): Hotel bar) shot of a strong alcoholic drink is a small glass of it. Pour a shot of vodka into a glass. The men were drinking shots at the bar. He ordered a shot of whiskey and drank it quickly. More idioms containing shot be shot down in flames a shot in the dark someone has shot their bolt shot to pieces by a long shot do something like a shot fire a warning shot across someone's bows get shot of something or someone give something your best shot have one shot in your locker a long shot a shot in the arm someone's best shot at something Examples of 'shot' in a sentence shot He was out trying to go from second to top in a single shot. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He was a crack shot and a good horseman. Charles Glass The Tribes Triumphant (2006) This is your best shot at doing something wonderful with the next five years of your life. Christianity Today (2000) One can only hope he is given another shot at the job he loves so much. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It ruined the shot and filming was stopped. The Sun (2012) That win will give him a shot of confidence. The Sun (2012) Much of tennis depends on getting into the right place to play your shot. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Getting the shot comes down to experience. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Other fans blasted ratings as not much more than a shot in the dark. The Sun (2014) If only they sold redemption in shot glasses. Times, Sunday Times (2010) But he was then caught behind attempting a cut shot. The Sun (2016) You will find them in moody mahogany colours or shot with pink or green. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Not one single shot to save. The Sun (2013) This will give you about an extra 15 yards on the shot, which is always welcome. O'Connor, Christy & Smith, Peter Christy O'Connor Junior's Golf Masterclass (1993) In other languages shot British English: shot /ʃɒt/ NOUN If you fire a shot, you fire a gun once. My first two shots missed the target. American English: shot Arabic: طَلَقَة Brazilian Portuguese: tiro Chinese: 开枪 Croatian: pucanj Czech: výstřel Danish: skud Dutch: schot van vuurwapen European Spanish: tiro Finnish: laukaus French: tir German: Schuss Greek: τουφεκιά Italian: colpo Japanese: 発砲 Korean: 발사 Norwegian: skudd Polish: strzał European Portuguese: tiro Romanian: foc de armă Russian: выстрел Latin American Spanish: tiro Swedish: skott Thai: การยิง Turkish: ateş Ukrainian: постріл Vietnamese: phát bắn All related terms of 'shot' shoot If someone shoots a person or an animal, they kill them or injure them by firing a bullet or arrow at them. shotted the act or an instance of discharging a projectile shotting the act or an instance of discharging a projectile troubleshoot to locate the cause of (a problem ) and remove or treat it air shot a shot that misses the ball completely but counts as a stroke big shot A big shot is an important and powerful person in a group or organization . case shot a quantity of small projectiles enclosed in a single case, as a shrapnel shell , for firing from a gun chip shot a short approach shot to the green, esp one that is lofted drop shot a softly-played return that drops abruptly after clearing the net , intended to give an opponent no chance of reaching the ball and usually achieved by imparting backspin dunk shot a shot in which the shooter leaps up and throws the ball down through the basket dust shot the smallest size of shot for a shotgun foul shot an unimpeded shot at the basket from the free-throw line given for a technical fault (one free shot) or a foul (two free shots ) free shot an unimpeded shot at the basket from the free-throw line given for a technical fault (one free shot) or a foul (two free shots ) hip-shot (esp of a horse ) having a dislocated hip hook shot a one-handed shot in which the extended arm is brought sideways over the head in tossing the ball toward the basket jump shot a shot at the basket made by a player releasing the ball at the highest point of a leap junk shot a procedure used for stemming the flow of oil from a leaking well in which debris (such as shredded tyres , golf balls, etc) is pumped into the well at high pressure lead shot small round pellets of lead, used in cartridges long shot a competitor , as in a race , considered to be unlikely to win mug shot A mug shot is a photograph of someone, especially a photograph of a criminal which has been taken by the police . one-shot consisting of a single shot pack shot (in television advertising ) a close-up of the product being advertised, usually so that the viewer can register its logo and packaging pot shot To take a pot shot at someone or something means to shoot at them without taking the time to aim carefully. push shot a shot with one hand from a point relatively distant from the basket , in which a player shoots the ball from shoulder level or above set shot a shot attempted by a player while standing in place, rather than while jumping in the air shot hole a drilled hole into which explosive is put for blasting shot put In athletics , the shot put is a competition in which people throw a heavy metal ball as far as possible. shot silk silk woven to give a changing colour effect slap shot a hard shot made with a full swing , usually causing the puck to leave the ice snap shot a sudden , fast shot at goal two-shot a medium-range camera shot of two persons wing shot a shot taken at a bird in flight action shot a still photograph that shows someone or something in motion cannon-shot the range of a cannon chain shot cannon shot comprising two balls or half balls joined by a chain , much used formerly, esp in naval warfare to destroy rigging cheap shot A cheap shot is a comment someone makes which you think is unfair or unkind . medium shot a camera shot in which the subject is in the middle distance, permitting some of the background to be seen money shot a shot in a pornographic film in which a male performer is seen to ejaculate pistol shot a shot fired from a pistol pitch shot to hurl or throw (something); cast ; fling rifle shot the shooting of a rifle shot angle the angle from which a shot is taken shot clock a timing device that indicates the number of seconds a team has in which to attempt a shot or else lose possession of the ball shot glass a small glass that holds a single measure of spirits shot noise the inherent electronic noise arising in an electric current because of the discontinuous nature of conduction by electrons shot putter a sportsperson who competes in the shot put shot tower a building formerly used in the production of shot , in which molten lead was graded and dropped from a great height into water, thus cooling it and forming the shot slung shot a small, heavy weight attached to a strap or thong , used like a blackjack space shot the launch of a spacecraft and its subsequent flight in space track shot a camera shot in which the cameraman follows a specific person or event in the action Chinese translation of 'shot' shot (ʃɔt) pt, pp of shoot n (c) (from gun) 射击(擊) (shèjī) (阵(陣), zhèn) (u) (= shotgun pellets) 铅(鉛)沙弹(彈) (qiānshādàn) (c) (Football) 射门(門) (shèmén) (次, cì) (c) (= injection) 皮下注射 (píxià zhùshè) (针, zhēn) (c) (Cine, Phot) 镜(鏡)头(頭) (jìngtóu) to fire a shot (at sb/sth) (朝某人/某物)开(開)枪(槍) ((cháo mǒurén/mǒuwù) kāi qiāng) a good/poor shot (= person) 一位神枪(槍)手/不高明的射手 (yī wèi shénqiāngshǒu/bù gāomíng de shèshǒu) a shot in the arm (fig) 起鼓舞作用的事物 (qǐ gǔwǔ zuòyòng de shìwù) to have a shot at sth/at doing sth (inf) 尝(嘗)试(試)某事/做某事 (chángshì mǒushì/zuò mǒushì) to give sth one's best shot (inf) 对(對)某事尽(盡)自己最大的努力 (duì mǒushì jìn zìjǐ zuì dà de nǔlì) to do sth like a shot (inf) 立刻做某事 (lìkè zuò mǒushì) to call the shots 发(發)号(號)施令 (fā hào shī lìng) it's a long shot 这(這)是大胆(膽)的尝(嘗)试(試) (zhè shì dàdǎn de chángshì) to get shot of sb/sth (inf) 摆(擺)脱(脫)某人/某物 (bǎituō mǒurén/mǒuwù) shoot (ʃuːt) Word forms:ptpp shot n (c) (on branch, seedling) 嫩芽 (nènyá) (Cine, Phot) 拍摄(攝) (pāishè) vt (= kill) [person, animal] 向 ... 开(開)枪(槍) (xiàng ... kāiqiāng) (Brit, = hunt) 射猎(獵) (shèliè) 美 = hunt (= execute) 枪(槍)决(決) (qiāngjué) [film] 拍摄(攝) (pāishè) vi (with gun, bow) to shoot (at sb/sth) (朝某人/某物)射击(擊) ((cháo mǒurén/mǒuwù) shèjī) (Football ) 射门(門) (shèmén) to shoot sb in the back/leg etc 射中某人的背部/腿等 (shèzhòng mǒurén de bèibù/tuǐ děng) to shoot o.s. 射中自己 (shèzhòng zìjǐ) to shoot o.s. in the head/leg etc 射中自己的头(頭)/腿等 (shèzhòng zìjǐ de tóu/tuǐ děng) to shoot past/into/through sth etc (= move) 飞(飛)快经(經)过(過)/进(進)入/穿过(過)某物等 (fēikuài jīngguò/jìnrù/chuānguò mǒuwù děng) All related terms of 'shot' shoot ( on branch, seedling ) 嫩芽 nènyá parting shot 临(臨)别(別)恶(惡)语(語) línbié èyǔ a good/poor shot ( person ) 一位神枪(槍)手/不高明的射手 yī wèi shénqiāngshǒu/bù gāomíng de shèshǒu it's a long shot 这(這)是大胆(膽)的尝(嘗)试(試) zhè shì dàdǎn de chángshì a shot in the arm ( fig ) 起鼓舞作用的事物 qǐ gǔwǔ zuòyòng de shìwù shoot up ( increase ) 暴涨(漲) bàozhǎng that was a cheap shot 那可真够(夠)低级(級)的 nà kě zhēn gòu dījí de to do sth like a shot ( inf ) 立刻做某事 lìkè zuò mǒushì to get shot of sb/sth ( inf ) 摆(擺)脱(脫)某人/某物 bǎituō mǒurén/mǒuwù shoot down ( plane ) 击(擊)落 jīluò to give sth one's best shot ( inf ) 对(對)某事尽(盡)自己最大的努力 duì mǒushì jìn zìjǐ zuì dà de nǔlì to have a shot at sth/at doing sth ( inf ) 尝(嘗)试(試)某事/做某事 chángshì mǒushì/zuò mǒushì the shot which you heard/which killed him 你听(聽)到的那一枪(槍)/杀(殺)死他的那一枪(槍) nǐ tīngdào de nà yī qiāng/shāsǐ tā de nà yī qiāng to fire a shot (at sb/sth) (朝某人/某物)开(開)枪(槍) (cháo mǒurén/mǒuwù) kāi qiāng 1 (noun) in the sense of discharge Definition the act or an instance of firing a gun or rifle Guards at the training base heard the shots. Synonyms discharge Where firearms are kept at home, the risk of accidental discharge is high. report There was a loud report as the fuel tanks exploded. gunfire crack Suddenly there was a loud crack and glass flew into the air. blast a shotgun blast explosion Three people were badly injured in a bomb explosion. bang I heard four or five loud bangs. 2 (noun) in the sense of ammunition Definition small round lead pellets used in shotguns These guns are lighter and take more shot for their size. Synonyms ammunition He had only seven rounds of ammunition for the revolver. bullet There are three bullet holes in the windscreen. slug pellet He was taken to hospital for treatment to pellet wounds. projectile an enormous artillery gun used to fire a huge projectile lead ball A cannon ball struck the ship. 3 (noun) in the sense of marksman or woman Definition a person with specified skill in shooting He was not a particularly good shot because of his eyesight. Synonyms marksman or woman shooter An eyewitness identified him as the shooter. rifleman 4 (noun) in the sense of strike Definition the act or an instance of hitting, kicking, or throwing the ball They had only one shot at goal. Synonyms strike hit The house took a direct hit then the rocket exploded. throw One of the judges thought it was a foul throw. kick pitch On the second pitch, Hernandez threw a ball to the backstop. stroke He was sending the ball into the net with each stroke. lob 5 (noun) in the sense of photograph Definition a single photograph She received praise for the monochrome shots in the film. Synonyms photograph He wants to take some photographs of the house. photo picture I saw his picture in the paper. still print a black and white print of the children slide snap a snap my mother took last year proof snapshot transparency The first colour photo was a transparency of a tartan ribbon. 6 (noun) in the sense of attempt Definition an attempt (informal) He will be given a shot at the world title. Synonyms attempt a deliberate attempt to destabilize defence go (informal) It took us two goes to get the colour right. try I didn't really expect anything, but it was worth a try. turn Let each child have a turn at fishing. chance effort He made no effort to hide. opportunity I was given an opportunity to bathe and shower. I had the opportunity to go abroad and study. crack (informal) I'd love to have a crack at the title next year. essay My first essay in running a company was a disaster. stab (informal) Several times tennis stars have had a stab at acting. endeavour His first endeavours in the field were wedding films. 7 (noun) in the sense of injection Definition an injection of a vaccine or narcotic drug a shot of the drug Nembutal Synonyms injection They gave me an injection to help me sleep. jab (British, informal) painful anti-malaria jabs dose A dose of penicillin can wipe out infection. measure quantity draught booster dosage vaccination immunization inoculation An inoculation against cholera is recommended. 8 (noun) in the sense of guess Definition a guess (informal) Synonyms guess He took her pulse and made a guess at her blood pressure. conjecture Your assertion is merely a conjecture, not a fact. surmise Her surmise proved correct. pot shot idioms See a shot in the arm See a shot in the dark See by a long shot See call the shots See have a shot See like a shot See long shot (adjective) in the sense of iridescent Definition (of textiles) woven to give a changing colour effect Synonyms iridescent iridescent bubbles watered moiré opalescent opalescent blue glass Additional synonyms in the sense of ball A cannon ball struck the ship. Synonyms projectile, shot, missile, bullet, ammunition, slug, pellet, grapeshot in the sense of bang Definition a short loud explosive noise, such as the report of a gun I heard four or five loud bangs. Synonyms explosion, report, shot, pop, clash, crack, blast, burst, boom, slam, discharge, thump, clap, thud, clang, peal, detonation in the sense of blast Definition an explosion, such as that caused by dynamite a shotgun blast Synonyms bang, crack, burst, discharge, volley, outburst, clap, report, salvo Synonyms of 'shot' shot Explore 'shot' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of bullet Definition a small metallic missile used as the projectile of a gun or rifle There are three bullet holes in the windscreen. Synonyms projectile, ball, shot, missile, slug, pellet in the sense of conjecture Definition a guess Your assertion is merely a conjecture, not a fact. Synonyms guess, theory, fancy, notion, speculation, assumption, hypothesis, inference, presumption, surmise, theorizing, guesswork, supposition, shot in the dark, guesstimate (informal) in the sense of crack Definition a sudden sharp noise Suddenly there was a loud crack and glass flew into the air. Synonyms snap, pop, crash, burst, explosion, clap, report in the sense of crack Definition an attempt I'd love to have a crack at the title next year. Synonyms attempt, go (informal), try, shot (informal), opportunity, stab (informal) in the sense of dose Definition a specific quantity of a medicine taken at one time A dose of penicillin can wipe out infection. Synonyms measure, amount, allowance, portion, prescription, ration, draught, dosage, potion in the sense of effort Definition a determined attempt to do something He made no effort to hide. Synonyms attempt, try, endeavour, shot (informal), bid, essay (formal), go (informal), stab (informal) in the sense of endeavour Definition an effort to do something His first endeavours in the field were wedding films. Synonyms attempt, try, shot (informal), effort, trial, go (informal), aim, bid, crack (informal), venture, enterprise, undertaking, essay (formal), stab (informal) in the sense of essay Definition an attempt My first essay in running a company was a disaster. Synonyms attempt, go (informal), try, effort, shot (informal), trial, struggle, bid, test, experiment, crack (informal), venture, undertaking, stab (informal), endeavour, exertion in the sense of explosion Definition a violent release of energy resulting from a rapid chemical or nuclear reaction Three people were badly injured in a bomb explosion. Synonyms blast, crack, burst, bang, discharge, report, blowing up, outburst, clap, detonation in the sense of go Definition an attempt It took us two goes to get the colour right. Synonyms attempt, try, effort, bid, shot (informal), crack (informal), essay, stab (informal), whirl (informal), whack (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of hit Definition an impact or collision The house took a direct hit then the rocket exploded. Synonyms shot, blow, impact, collision in the sense of inoculation An inoculation against cholera is recommended. Synonyms injection, shot (informal), jab (informal), vaccination, dose, vaccine, booster, immunization in the sense of jab Definition an injection painful anti-malaria jabs Synonyms injection, vaccine, vaccination, inoculation, shot (informal), jag (informal) in the sense of opalescent Definition having shimmering changing reflections, like opal opalescent blue glass Synonyms iridescent, pearly, shimmering, lustrous, opaline, shot, prismatic, rainbow-coloured, polychromatic, rainbow-hued, nacreous in the sense of opportunity Definition a good chance or prospect I was given an opportunity to bathe and shower.I had the opportunity to go abroad and study. Synonyms chance, opening, time, turn, hour, break (informal), moment, window, possibility, occasion, slot (informal), scope, look-in (informal), opRtunET in the sense of pellet Definition a piece of small shot He was taken to hospital for treatment to pellet wounds. Synonyms bullet, shot, buckshot, lead shot in the sense of picture Definition a visual representation produced on a surface, such as in a photograph or painting I saw his picture in the paper. Synonyms photograph, photo, still, shot, selfie (informal), image, print, frame, slide, snap, exposure, portrait, snapshot, transparency, enlargement, JPEG, thumbnail in the sense of pitch Definition the act or manner of pitching a ball On the second pitch, Hernandez threw a ball to the backstop. Synonyms throw, cast, delivery, toss, hurl, lob in the sense of print Definition a photograph produced from a negative a black and white print of the children Synonyms photograph, photo, snap in the sense of projectile Definition an object thrown as a weapon or fired from a gun an enormous artillery gun used to fire a huge projectile Synonyms missile, shell, bullet, rocket Additional synonyms in the sense of report Definition a loud bang made by a gun or explosion There was a loud report as the fuel tanks exploded. Synonyms bang, sound, crash, crack, noise, blast, boom, explosion, discharge, detonation, reverberation in the sense of shooter Definition a person or thing that shoots An eyewitness identified him as the shooter. Synonyms or woman">gunman or woman, gunner, sniper, or woman">marksman or woman, rifleman, musketeer, artilleryman in the sense of snap Definition an informal photograph taken with a simple camera a snap my mother took last year Synonyms photograph, photo, picture, shot, print, slide, snapshot in the sense of stab Definition an attempt Several times tennis stars have had a stab at acting. Synonyms attempt, go (informal), try, shot (informal), crack (informal), essay, endeavour in the sense of stroke Definition a blow, knock, or hit He was sending the ball into the net with each stroke. Synonyms blow, hit, knock, pat, rap, thump, swipe (informal) in the sense of surmise Definition a conclusion based on incomplete or uncertain evidence Her surmise proved correct. Synonyms guess, speculation, assumption, thought, idea, conclusion, notion, suspicion, hypothesis, deduction, inference, presumption, conjecture, supposition in the sense of throw Definition the act or an instance of throwing One of the judges thought it was a foul throw. Synonyms toss, pitch, fling, put, cast, shy, sling, lob (informal), heave in the sense of transparency Definition a positive photograph on transparent film, usually mounted in a frame or between glass plates, which can be viewed with the use of a slide projector The first colour photo was a transparency of a tartan ribbon. Synonyms photograph, slide, exposure, photo, picture, image, print, plate, still in the sense of try Definition an attempt or effort I didn't really expect anything, but it was worth a try. Synonyms attempt, go (informal), shot (informal), effort, crack (informal), essay, stab (informal), bash (informal), endeavour, whack (informal) in the sense of turn Definition the right or opportunity to do something in an agreed order or succession Let each child have a turn at fishing. Synonyms opportunity, go, spell, shot (informal), time, try, round, chance, period, shift, crack (informal), succession, fling, stint, whack (informal) All related terms of 'shot' shoot open fire on, blast, hit, kill, bag long shot outside chance, outsider, slim chance, fat chance, remote possibility have a shot make an attempt, have a go, try, have a crack, try your luck like a shot at once, immediately, in a flash, quickly, eagerly shoot up increase, grow, expand, go up, mount by a long shot by far, undoubtedly, without doubt, far and away, indubitably a shot in the arm boost, lift, encouragement, push, stimulus a shot in the dark guess, speculation, conjecture, surmise, wild guess shoot someone down gun down, blow away, put a bullet into, fell, take out shoot something down bring down, gun down
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