Definition of shooter in English:

shooter

noun ˈʃuːtəˈʃudər

1A person who uses a gun either regularly or on a particular occasion.
射手；枪手；炮手；射击运动员
a revolver in a broad range of calibres to meet the needs of every shooter
the shooter fires at a rabbit
Example sentencesExamples
- Rifle shooters know that seating bullets out closer to the rifling almost always improves accuracy.
- Then, in the same five-second span, the shooter fires three shots.
- Having an indoor range allows shooters to find out where their guns really shoot.
- He chuckled when one of the shooters missed his shot.
- The shooter was a former office employee who was fired about a year ago.
- Within moments, a police officer on duty fired from the floor of the Council chamber at the shooter in the balcony.
- Average shooters probably don't shoot 100 rounds a month, some much less.
- Some competitive shooters shoot this many rounds in a few years.
- Competition shooters who use optics often shoot red dot scopes, he says.
- They are even being made now with special smoothed and lightened actions for the cowboy shooters wanting to score well.
- But do sporting shooters see themselves as part of the gun debate in this country?
- The rifle shooter fired again and now his rifle was empty.
- Varmint hunters and long-range target shooters know all too well the esoteric science of wind doping.
- Japan, for instance, allows Olympic pistol shooters to keep their guns, Britain does not.
- Long-range varmint shooters, tactical marksmen and some hunters will find this information very useful.
- This type of rifle has proven surprisingly popular with regular shooters as well.
- Match regulations stipulate that only two old shooters (those who have previously competed at State level) are allowed per team.
- Anyone with eyes must agree today's shooters have the finest sporting optics ever made available.
- Doug Koenig has the best all-around record of any competitive pistol shooter.
- But today's shooter has a lot more choices than I did as a kid.
Synonyms
marksman, markswoman, rifleman
1. 1.1informal A gun.
  〈非正式〉手枪
  he asks what I have in my carrier bag and I tell him it's a shooter
  Example sentencesExamples
  The craft of burglary as I was taught it was essentially non-violent, the art was always making sure it remained so, which is why I never carried a shooter.
  When we stopped them to ask where they were going one of them pulled out a shooter.
  No one seemed to know anything about his background but there were rumours that he carried a shooter.
  There were at least thirty of them, all fit, strong chaps armed with shooters.
  I took a step towards him and pointed the shooter at his ear.
  Barely a minute passes in this gun-crazy crime caper without someone pulling out a shooter or letting off some form of military hardware.
2. 1.2 A type of video game in which the main objective is to shoot at enemies or other targets.
  a futuristic sci-fi shooter
  Example sentencesExamples
  "After playing either the shooter or driving game for only 10 hours, participants were faster and more accurate on the three visual search tasks," says Wu.
  The list of top first person shooters for the PC includes a list of some of the most popular and critically acclaimed shooters that have been released.
  Last shooter I played with a girlfriend she ended up killing me more then the enemies did because she couldn't aim around me
  Playing video games, including violent shooters, may boost children's learning, health and social skills, according to a review.
  I have played a lot of shooters in my day and just 'cause they look similar doesn't mean they are the same.
  When I go from playing my PC to playing a shooter on a console I find it choppy and annoying.
  The vivid picture and original musical background will leave nobody indifferent to this captivating shooter.
  Plain War is a small arcade shooter in which you play as a pilot in a never ending war between two nations.
  Quality: Just-average WWII shooter, violent and bloody.
  This is shaping up to be the antidote for anyone sick and tired of modern combat shooters.
  There are other games besides shooters.
  I prefer to play my shooters on the PC, so there wasn't really any great need for me to buy a PS2 at launch.
  When your life matters in multiplayer, you play shooters more carefully.
  The mechanics are easy even if you don't normally play shooters.
  Personally I don't want all my shooters to be the same so I enjoy the crouching instead of aiming down sights.
2A member of a team in games such as netball and basketball whose role is to attempt to score goals.
（篮球等比赛中的）投篮者；射门者
the visiting shooter hit excellent form during the second quarter
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a very good mid-range jump shooter.
- They take 500 or 600 shots a day, but it doesn't always mean they're going to he good shooters in games.
- He's also 6 foot 10 and the best pure shooter in the league.
- But his shooting range is limited and he is below average as a free-throw shooter.
- He's arguably the game's best pure jump shooter.
- The partner passes the ball back and the shooter fires away.
- My question is how do you get the ball down the court into the shooter's hands.
- At this age, very few teams have good outside shooters.
- Not much of a shooter, he scores about 10 points less per game then his predecessor used to.
- The new guys are more rugged, but the old guard was a much better group of shooters and all-around basketball players.
- If the ball goes out of bounds, then the shooter's team retains possession, so what was gained?
- Have the shooters approach the basket as fast as possible (without losing control of the ball!).
- Watch the better shooters on any team and you'll find most of them shoot early in the jump.
- In fact, some shooters make baskets at critical times, yet use terrible technique and make a bad choice to shoot altogether.
- Not the most reliable shooter in the world, but he can get hot.
- The poorly run workout offered up the opportunity to watch a shooter shoot baskets and little else.
- I was an excellent shooter in netball and a pretty cool volleyball player.
- The game became a battle of tight defence over all court positions with immense pressure being applied to the goal shooters of both teams.
- The ball should bounce back to the shooter's hands as the left foot is being planted.
- This is because the coach has decided he is one of the two weaker outside shooters on the opposing team.
1. 2.1 A person who throws a dice.
  掷骰子者
  he requests the shooter to throw the dice against the rail
  Example sentencesExamples
  You also have to know how to bet on other shooters while you're waiting to get the dice in your own hands.
  Otherwise, the come-out roll becomes the point and you are gambling on whether the shooter will subsequently throw the point or a seven first.
  Would you rather put your money, or increase your bet on a shooter who throws at random, or one with at least a modicum of control?
  This way you maximize your winnings as you wait for the shooter to seven out.
  The shooter rolls a pair of dice, and if they come up with a total of seven or eleven, he wins;
  The whole point of regression systems is to place your biggest bets at the beginning of a shooter's roll, and your smallest bets at the end.
  Messing around with $5 units on other shooters and waiting to get the dice, I dropped $200 before deciding to take a walk.
  Most players wager with the shooter and with the dice.
  If you're unsure about the shooter, take all your bets down after any one hit.
3Cricket
A bowled ball that moves rapidly along the ground after pitching.
〔板球〕擦地球
Example sentencesExamples
- No chance of keeping out a shooter which took off stump.
4North American informal A small alcoholic drink, especially of spirits.
〈非正式，主北美〉一客酒（尤指烈酒）
geez, he could use a shooter of whiskey
哇！他竟然可以喝一客威士忌。
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a shooter that consists of vodka and red grapefruit juice and tastes pretty good.
- Amazing drinks and smoothies with a large selection of shooters and beer on tap.
- While perusing the menu, Ritchie offered us an Elvis drink, a vodka and grape drink shooter.
- It's no wonder then that provocatively-named shots and shooters, and colorful Martinis made with flavored vodkas and sweet syrups are all the rage with them.
- Beer and shooters are $1.50 until 11 p.m. and champagne will be served at midnight.
- Running through plans and counter-plans, he drove me straight to a dingy pub where he began medicating himself with an endless stream of cigarettes and vodka shooters.
- Disappointed that we had missed a good evening of free drinking, we decided to go to my friends' place of work, where I drank a plethora of shooters, several mixed drinks and a beer.
- I could smell tequila shooters on his breath but I really didn't care.
- Electing to skip dessert in favour of tequila shooters proved to be a very good idea, as the elixir went down so smoothly that we ordered another, and another.
- I divided the drink among four glasses, explained to the guys what I'd been up too, and we downed the new drink as shooters.
- Although $50 may not seem like all that much, I can think of better uses for starving students, and that's beer and shooters.
- There are only so many computer-generated dinosaurs I can watch until I want to start doing tequila shooters.
- The bar staff are dressed in school uniform with prefect badges and kohl pencil freckles and the clientele are sipping shrimp flavored vodka shooters.
- Will she move the salt shaker three inches from its starting point after dousing her filthy hand for a tequila shooter?

Rhymes

accoutre (US accouter), commuter, computer, disputer, looter, neuter, pewter, polluter, recruiter, refuter, rooter, saluter, scooter, souter, suitor, tooter, transmuter, tutor, uprooter

Definition of shooter in US English:

shooter

nounˈʃudərˈSHo͞odər

1A person who uses a gun either regularly or on a particular occasion.
射手；枪手；炮手；射击运动员
Example sentencesExamples
- Varmint hunters and long-range target shooters know all too well the esoteric science of wind doping.
- Match regulations stipulate that only two old shooters (those who have previously competed at State level) are allowed per team.
- Doug Koenig has the best all-around record of any competitive pistol shooter.
- But today's shooter has a lot more choices than I did as a kid.
- Having an indoor range allows shooters to find out where their guns really shoot.
- This type of rifle has proven surprisingly popular with regular shooters as well.
- Japan, for instance, allows Olympic pistol shooters to keep their guns, Britain does not.
- Some competitive shooters shoot this many rounds in a few years.
- He chuckled when one of the shooters missed his shot.
- But do sporting shooters see themselves as part of the gun debate in this country?
- Anyone with eyes must agree today's shooters have the finest sporting optics ever made available.
- Long-range varmint shooters, tactical marksmen and some hunters will find this information very useful.
- The shooter was a former office employee who was fired about a year ago.
- Then, in the same five-second span, the shooter fires three shots.
- Competition shooters who use optics often shoot red dot scopes, he says.
- The rifle shooter fired again and now his rifle was empty.
- Rifle shooters know that seating bullets out closer to the rifling almost always improves accuracy.
- Average shooters probably don't shoot 100 rounds a month, some much less.
- Within moments, a police officer on duty fired from the floor of the Council chamber at the shooter in the balcony.
- They are even being made now with special smoothed and lightened actions for the cowboy shooters wanting to score well.
Synonyms
marksman, markswoman, rifleman
1. 1.1informal A gun.
  〈非正式〉手枪
  Example sentencesExamples
  I took a step towards him and pointed the shooter at his ear.
  When we stopped them to ask where they were going one of them pulled out a shooter.
  There were at least thirty of them, all fit, strong chaps armed with shooters.
  Barely a minute passes in this gun-crazy crime caper without someone pulling out a shooter or letting off some form of military hardware.
  The craft of burglary as I was taught it was essentially non-violent, the art was always making sure it remained so, which is why I never carried a shooter.
  No one seemed to know anything about his background but there were rumours that he carried a shooter.
2. 1.2 A type of video game in which the main objective is to shoot at enemies or other targets.
  a futuristic sci-fi shooter
  Example sentencesExamples
  I have played a lot of shooters in my day and just 'cause they look similar doesn't mean they are the same.
  When I go from playing my PC to playing a shooter on a console I find it choppy and annoying.
  I prefer to play my shooters on the PC, so there wasn't really any great need for me to buy a PS2 at launch.
  There are other games besides shooters.
  When your life matters in multiplayer, you play shooters more carefully.
  The vivid picture and original musical background will leave nobody indifferent to this captivating shooter.
  This is shaping up to be the antidote for anyone sick and tired of modern combat shooters.
  Plain War is a small arcade shooter in which you play as a pilot in a never ending war between two nations.
  Quality: Just-average WWII shooter, violent and bloody.
  The list of top first person shooters for the PC includes a list of some of the most popular and critically acclaimed shooters that have been released.
  Playing video games, including violent shooters, may boost children's learning, health and social skills, according to a review.
  Personally I don't want all my shooters to be the same so I enjoy the crouching instead of aiming down sights.
  Last shooter I played with a girlfriend she ended up killing me more then the enemies did because she couldn't aim around me
  "After playing either the shooter or driving game for only 10 hours, participants were faster and more accurate on the three visual search tasks," says Wu.
  The mechanics are easy even if you don't normally play shooters.
2A member of a team in games such as basketball whose role is to attempt to score goals.
（篮球等比赛中的）投篮者；射门者
Example sentencesExamples
- The game became a battle of tight defence over all court positions with immense pressure being applied to the goal shooters of both teams.
- The ball should bounce back to the shooter's hands as the left foot is being planted.
- He's also 6 foot 10 and the best pure shooter in the league.
- Not much of a shooter, he scores about 10 points less per game then his predecessor used to.
- Not the most reliable shooter in the world, but he can get hot.
- At this age, very few teams have good outside shooters.
- Have the shooters approach the basket as fast as possible (without losing control of the ball!).
- The poorly run workout offered up the opportunity to watch a shooter shoot baskets and little else.
- Watch the better shooters on any team and you'll find most of them shoot early in the jump.
- This is because the coach has decided he is one of the two weaker outside shooters on the opposing team.
- They take 500 or 600 shots a day, but it doesn't always mean they're going to he good shooters in games.
- He is a very good mid-range jump shooter.
- But his shooting range is limited and he is below average as a free-throw shooter.
- He's arguably the game's best pure jump shooter.
- I was an excellent shooter in netball and a pretty cool volleyball player.
- In fact, some shooters make baskets at critical times, yet use terrible technique and make a bad choice to shoot altogether.
- The new guys are more rugged, but the old guard was a much better group of shooters and all-around basketball players.
- My question is how do you get the ball down the court into the shooter's hands.
- If the ball goes out of bounds, then the shooter's team retains possession, so what was gained?
- The partner passes the ball back and the shooter fires away.
1. 2.1 A person who throws a die or dice.
  掷骰子者
  Example sentencesExamples
  Would you rather put your money, or increase your bet on a shooter who throws at random, or one with at least a modicum of control?
  Otherwise, the come-out roll becomes the point and you are gambling on whether the shooter will subsequently throw the point or a seven first.
  You also have to know how to bet on other shooters while you're waiting to get the dice in your own hands.
  This way you maximize your winnings as you wait for the shooter to seven out.
  Messing around with $5 units on other shooters and waiting to get the dice, I dropped $200 before deciding to take a walk.
  If you're unsure about the shooter, take all your bets down after any one hit.
  The whole point of regression systems is to place your biggest bets at the beginning of a shooter's roll, and your smallest bets at the end.
  Most players wager with the shooter and with the dice.
  The shooter rolls a pair of dice, and if they come up with a total of seven or eleven, he wins;
3North American informal A small alcoholic drink, especially of distilled liquor.
〈非正式，主北美〉一客酒（尤指烈酒）
geez, he could use a shooter of whiskey
哇！他竟然可以喝一客威士忌。
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a shooter that consists of vodka and red grapefruit juice and tastes pretty good.
- Although $50 may not seem like all that much, I can think of better uses for starving students, and that's beer and shooters.
- Running through plans and counter-plans, he drove me straight to a dingy pub where he began medicating himself with an endless stream of cigarettes and vodka shooters.
- Amazing drinks and smoothies with a large selection of shooters and beer on tap.
- There are only so many computer-generated dinosaurs I can watch until I want to start doing tequila shooters.
- It's no wonder then that provocatively-named shots and shooters, and colorful Martinis made with flavored vodkas and sweet syrups are all the rage with them.
- Electing to skip dessert in favour of tequila shooters proved to be a very good idea, as the elixir went down so smoothly that we ordered another, and another.
- Will she move the salt shaker three inches from its starting point after dousing her filthy hand for a tequila shooter?
- I could smell tequila shooters on his breath but I really didn't care.
- I divided the drink among four glasses, explained to the guys what I'd been up too, and we downed the new drink as shooters.
- Beer and shooters are $1.50 until 11 p.m. and champagne will be served at midnight.
- Disappointed that we had missed a good evening of free drinking, we decided to go to my friends' place of work, where I drank a plethora of shooters, several mixed drinks and a beer.
- While perusing the menu, Ritchie offered us an Elvis drink, a vodka and grape drink shooter.
- The bar staff are dressed in school uniform with prefect badges and kohl pencil freckles and the clientele are sipping shrimp flavored vodka shooters.
4A marble used to shoot at other marbles.

单词	shooter
释义	Definition of shooter in English: shooter noun ˈʃuːtəˈʃudər 1A person who uses a gun either regularly or on a particular occasion. 射手；枪手；炮手；射击运动员 a revolver in a broad range of calibres to meet the needs of every shooter the shooter fires at a rabbit Example sentencesExamples Rifle shooters know that seating bullets out closer to the rifling almost always improves accuracy. Then, in the same five-second span, the shooter fires three shots. Having an indoor range allows shooters to find out where their guns really shoot. He chuckled when one of the shooters missed his shot. The shooter was a former office employee who was fired about a year ago. Within moments, a police officer on duty fired from the floor of the Council chamber at the shooter in the balcony. Average shooters probably don't shoot 100 rounds a month, some much less. Some competitive shooters shoot this many rounds in a few years. Competition shooters who use optics often shoot red dot scopes, he says. They are even being made now with special smoothed and lightened actions for the cowboy shooters wanting to score well. But do sporting shooters see themselves as part of the gun debate in this country? The rifle shooter fired again and now his rifle was empty. Varmint hunters and long-range target shooters know all too well the esoteric science of wind doping. Japan, for instance, allows Olympic pistol shooters to keep their guns, Britain does not. Long-range varmint shooters, tactical marksmen and some hunters will find this information very useful. This type of rifle has proven surprisingly popular with regular shooters as well. Match regulations stipulate that only two old shooters (those who have previously competed at State level) are allowed per team. Anyone with eyes must agree today's shooters have the finest sporting optics ever made available. Doug Koenig has the best all-around record of any competitive pistol shooter. But today's shooter has a lot more choices than I did as a kid. Synonyms marksman, markswoman, rifleman 1.1informal A gun. 〈非正式〉手枪 he asks what I have in my carrier bag and I tell him it's a shooter Example sentencesExamples The craft of burglary as I was taught it was essentially non-violent, the art was always making sure it remained so, which is why I never carried a shooter. When we stopped them to ask where they were going one of them pulled out a shooter. No one seemed to know anything about his background but there were rumours that he carried a shooter. There were at least thirty of them, all fit, strong chaps armed with shooters. I took a step towards him and pointed the shooter at his ear. Barely a minute passes in this gun-crazy crime caper without someone pulling out a shooter or letting off some form of military hardware. 1.2 A type of video game in which the main objective is to shoot at enemies or other targets. a futuristic sci-fi shooter Example sentencesExamples "After playing either the shooter or driving game for only 10 hours, participants were faster and more accurate on the three visual search tasks," says Wu. The list of top first person shooters for the PC includes a list of some of the most popular and critically acclaimed shooters that have been released. Last shooter I played with a girlfriend she ended up killing me more then the enemies did because she couldn't aim around me Playing video games, including violent shooters, may boost children's learning, health and social skills, according to a review. I have played a lot of shooters in my day and just 'cause they look similar doesn't mean they are the same. When I go from playing my PC to playing a shooter on a console I find it choppy and annoying. The vivid picture and original musical background will leave nobody indifferent to this captivating shooter. Plain War is a small arcade shooter in which you play as a pilot in a never ending war between two nations. Quality: Just-average WWII shooter, violent and bloody. This is shaping up to be the antidote for anyone sick and tired of modern combat shooters. There are other games besides shooters. I prefer to play my shooters on the PC, so there wasn't really any great need for me to buy a PS2 at launch. When your life matters in multiplayer, you play shooters more carefully. The mechanics are easy even if you don't normally play shooters. Personally I don't want all my shooters to be the same so I enjoy the crouching instead of aiming down sights. 2A member of a team in games such as netball and basketball whose role is to attempt to score goals. （篮球等比赛中的）投篮者；射门者 the visiting shooter hit excellent form during the second quarter Example sentencesExamples He is a very good mid-range jump shooter. They take 500 or 600 shots a day, but it doesn't always mean they're going to he good shooters in games. He's also 6 foot 10 and the best pure shooter in the league. But his shooting range is limited and he is below average as a free-throw shooter. He's arguably the game's best pure jump shooter. The partner passes the ball back and the shooter fires away. My question is how do you get the ball down the court into the shooter's hands. At this age, very few teams have good outside shooters. Not much of a shooter, he scores about 10 points less per game then his predecessor used to. The new guys are more rugged, but the old guard was a much better group of shooters and all-around basketball players. If the ball goes out of bounds, then the shooter's team retains possession, so what was gained? Have the shooters approach the basket as fast as possible (without losing control of the ball!). Watch the better shooters on any team and you'll find most of them shoot early in the jump. In fact, some shooters make baskets at critical times, yet use terrible technique and make a bad choice to shoot altogether. Not the most reliable shooter in the world, but he can get hot. The poorly run workout offered up the opportunity to watch a shooter shoot baskets and little else. I was an excellent shooter in netball and a pretty cool volleyball player. The game became a battle of tight defence over all court positions with immense pressure being applied to the goal shooters of both teams. The ball should bounce back to the shooter's hands as the left foot is being planted. This is because the coach has decided he is one of the two weaker outside shooters on the opposing team. 2.1 A person who throws a dice. 掷骰子者 he requests the shooter to throw the dice against the rail Example sentencesExamples You also have to know how to bet on other shooters while you're waiting to get the dice in your own hands. Otherwise, the come-out roll becomes the point and you are gambling on whether the shooter will subsequently throw the point or a seven first. Would you rather put your money, or increase your bet on a shooter who throws at random, or one with at least a modicum of control? This way you maximize your winnings as you wait for the shooter to seven out. The shooter rolls a pair of dice, and if they come up with a total of seven or eleven, he wins; The whole point of regression systems is to place your biggest bets at the beginning of a shooter's roll, and your smallest bets at the end. Messing around with $5 units on other shooters and waiting to get the dice, I dropped $200 before deciding to take a walk. Most players wager with the shooter and with the dice. If you're unsure about the shooter, take all your bets down after any one hit. 3Cricket A bowled ball that moves rapidly along the ground after pitching. 〔板球〕擦地球 Example sentencesExamples No chance of keeping out a shooter which took off stump. 4North American informal A small alcoholic drink, especially of spirits. 〈非正式，主北美〉一客酒（尤指烈酒） geez, he could use a shooter of whiskey 哇！他竟然可以喝一客威士忌。 Example sentencesExamples It's a shooter that consists of vodka and red grapefruit juice and tastes pretty good. Amazing drinks and smoothies with a large selection of shooters and beer on tap. While perusing the menu, Ritchie offered us an Elvis drink, a vodka and grape drink shooter. It's no wonder then that provocatively-named shots and shooters, and colorful Martinis made with flavored vodkas and sweet syrups are all the rage with them. Beer and shooters are $1.50 until 11 p.m. and champagne will be served at midnight. Running through plans and counter-plans, he drove me straight to a dingy pub where he began medicating himself with an endless stream of cigarettes and vodka shooters. Disappointed that we had missed a good evening of free drinking, we decided to go to my friends' place of work, where I drank a plethora of shooters, several mixed drinks and a beer. I could smell tequila shooters on his breath but I really didn't care. Electing to skip dessert in favour of tequila shooters proved to be a very good idea, as the elixir went down so smoothly that we ordered another, and another. I divided the drink among four glasses, explained to the guys what I'd been up too, and we downed the new drink as shooters. Although $50 may not seem like all that much, I can think of better uses for starving students, and that's beer and shooters. There are only so many computer-generated dinosaurs I can watch until I want to start doing tequila shooters. The bar staff are dressed in school uniform with prefect badges and kohl pencil freckles and the clientele are sipping shrimp flavored vodka shooters. Will she move the salt shaker three inches from its starting point after dousing her filthy hand for a tequila shooter? Rhymes accoutre (US accouter), commuter, computer, disputer, looter, neuter, pewter, polluter, recruiter, refuter, rooter, saluter, scooter, souter, suitor, tooter, transmuter, tutor, uprooter Definition of shooter in US English: shooter nounˈʃudərˈSHo͞odər 1A person who uses a gun either regularly or on a particular occasion. 射手；枪手；炮手；射击运动员 Example sentencesExamples Varmint hunters and long-range target shooters know all too well the esoteric science of wind doping. Match regulations stipulate that only two old shooters (those who have previously competed at State level) are allowed per team. Doug Koenig has the best all-around record of any competitive pistol shooter. But today's shooter has a lot more choices than I did as a kid. Having an indoor range allows shooters to find out where their guns really shoot. This type of rifle has proven surprisingly popular with regular shooters as well. Japan, for instance, allows Olympic pistol shooters to keep their guns, Britain does not. Some competitive shooters shoot this many rounds in a few years. He chuckled when one of the shooters missed his shot. But do sporting shooters see themselves as part of the gun debate in this country? Anyone with eyes must agree today's shooters have the finest sporting optics ever made available. Long-range varmint shooters, tactical marksmen and some hunters will find this information very useful. The shooter was a former office employee who was fired about a year ago. Then, in the same five-second span, the shooter fires three shots. Competition shooters who use optics often shoot red dot scopes, he says. The rifle shooter fired again and now his rifle was empty. Rifle shooters know that seating bullets out closer to the rifling almost always improves accuracy. Average shooters probably don't shoot 100 rounds a month, some much less. Within moments, a police officer on duty fired from the floor of the Council chamber at the shooter in the balcony. They are even being made now with special smoothed and lightened actions for the cowboy shooters wanting to score well. Synonyms marksman, markswoman, rifleman 1.1informal A gun. 〈非正式〉手枪 Example sentencesExamples I took a step towards him and pointed the shooter at his ear. When we stopped them to ask where they were going one of them pulled out a shooter. There were at least thirty of them, all fit, strong chaps armed with shooters. Barely a minute passes in this gun-crazy crime caper without someone pulling out a shooter or letting off some form of military hardware. The craft of burglary as I was taught it was essentially non-violent, the art was always making sure it remained so, which is why I never carried a shooter. No one seemed to know anything about his background but there were rumours that he carried a shooter. 1.2 A type of video game in which the main objective is to shoot at enemies or other targets. a futuristic sci-fi shooter Example sentencesExamples I have played a lot of shooters in my day and just 'cause they look similar doesn't mean they are the same. When I go from playing my PC to playing a shooter on a console I find it choppy and annoying. I prefer to play my shooters on the PC, so there wasn't really any great need for me to buy a PS2 at launch. There are other games besides shooters. When your life matters in multiplayer, you play shooters more carefully. The vivid picture and original musical background will leave nobody indifferent to this captivating shooter. This is shaping up to be the antidote for anyone sick and tired of modern combat shooters. Plain War is a small arcade shooter in which you play as a pilot in a never ending war between two nations. Quality: Just-average WWII shooter, violent and bloody. The list of top first person shooters for the PC includes a list of some of the most popular and critically acclaimed shooters that have been released. Playing video games, including violent shooters, may boost children's learning, health and social skills, according to a review. Personally I don't want all my shooters to be the same so I enjoy the crouching instead of aiming down sights. Last shooter I played with a girlfriend she ended up killing me more then the enemies did because she couldn't aim around me "After playing either the shooter or driving game for only 10 hours, participants were faster and more accurate on the three visual search tasks," says Wu. The mechanics are easy even if you don't normally play shooters. 2A member of a team in games such as basketball whose role is to attempt to score goals. （篮球等比赛中的）投篮者；射门者 Example sentencesExamples The game became a battle of tight defence over all court positions with immense pressure being applied to the goal shooters of both teams. The ball should bounce back to the shooter's hands as the left foot is being planted. He's also 6 foot 10 and the best pure shooter in the league. Not much of a shooter, he scores about 10 points less per game then his predecessor used to. Not the most reliable shooter in the world, but he can get hot. At this age, very few teams have good outside shooters. Have the shooters approach the basket as fast as possible (without losing control of the ball!). The poorly run workout offered up the opportunity to watch a shooter shoot baskets and little else. Watch the better shooters on any team and you'll find most of them shoot early in the jump. This is because the coach has decided he is one of the two weaker outside shooters on the opposing team. They take 500 or 600 shots a day, but it doesn't always mean they're going to he good shooters in games. He is a very good mid-range jump shooter. But his shooting range is limited and he is below average as a free-throw shooter. He's arguably the game's best pure jump shooter. I was an excellent shooter in netball and a pretty cool volleyball player. In fact, some shooters make baskets at critical times, yet use terrible technique and make a bad choice to shoot altogether. The new guys are more rugged, but the old guard was a much better group of shooters and all-around basketball players. My question is how do you get the ball down the court into the shooter's hands. If the ball goes out of bounds, then the shooter's team retains possession, so what was gained? The partner passes the ball back and the shooter fires away. 2.1 A person who throws a die or dice. 掷骰子者 Example sentencesExamples Would you rather put your money, or increase your bet on a shooter who throws at random, or one with at least a modicum of control? Otherwise, the come-out roll becomes the point and you are gambling on whether the shooter will subsequently throw the point or a seven first. You also have to know how to bet on other shooters while you're waiting to get the dice in your own hands. This way you maximize your winnings as you wait for the shooter to seven out. Messing around with $5 units on other shooters and waiting to get the dice, I dropped $200 before deciding to take a walk. If you're unsure about the shooter, take all your bets down after any one hit. The whole point of regression systems is to place your biggest bets at the beginning of a shooter's roll, and your smallest bets at the end. Most players wager with the shooter and with the dice. The shooter rolls a pair of dice, and if they come up with a total of seven or eleven, he wins; 3North American informal A small alcoholic drink, especially of distilled liquor. 〈非正式，主北美〉一客酒（尤指烈酒） geez, he could use a shooter of whiskey 哇！他竟然可以喝一客威士忌。 Example sentencesExamples It's a shooter that consists of vodka and red grapefruit juice and tastes pretty good. Although $50 may not seem like all that much, I can think of better uses for starving students, and that's beer and shooters. Running through plans and counter-plans, he drove me straight to a dingy pub where he began medicating himself with an endless stream of cigarettes and vodka shooters. Amazing drinks and smoothies with a large selection of shooters and beer on tap. There are only so many computer-generated dinosaurs I can watch until I want to start doing tequila shooters. It's no wonder then that provocatively-named shots and shooters, and colorful Martinis made with flavored vodkas and sweet syrups are all the rage with them. Electing to skip dessert in favour of tequila shooters proved to be a very good idea, as the elixir went down so smoothly that we ordered another, and another. Will she move the salt shaker three inches from its starting point after dousing her filthy hand for a tequila shooter? I could smell tequila shooters on his breath but I really didn't care. I divided the drink among four glasses, explained to the guys what I'd been up too, and we downed the new drink as shooters. Beer and shooters are $1.50 until 11 p.m. and champagne will be served at midnight. Disappointed that we had missed a good evening of free drinking, we decided to go to my friends' place of work, where I drank a plethora of shooters, several mixed drinks and a beer. While perusing the menu, Ritchie offered us an Elvis drink, a vodka and grape drink shooter. The bar staff are dressed in school uniform with prefect badges and kohl pencil freckles and the clientele are sipping shrimp flavored vodka shooters. 4A marble used to shoot at other marbles.
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