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Definition of scattergun in English: scattergunnounˈskatəɡʌnˈskædərˌɡən North American A shotgun. （散弹）猎枪；鸟枪 Example sentencesExamples - Many citizens have used a scattergun to protect their families and property in the wake of disasters, riots and other upheavals.
- This is the first large-scale procurement of anything other than slide-action scatterguns since the U.S. military was pulled out of Vietnam more than 25 years ago.
- Unlike the vast majority of semiauto scatterguns, the Benelli is not a gas gun.
- For decades, short double-barrel scatterguns have been a premier home-defense recommendation by such authorities as Jeff Cooper.
- The new Bounty Hunter external hammer shotgun, imported by European American Arms, is a first-class traditional scattergun.
adjectiveˈskatəɡʌnˈskædərˌɡən another term for scattershot Example sentencesExamples - His reputation for scattergun attacks arguably reveal him to be an equal-opportunity abuser.
- The number of species released in California waters exemplified Stone's policy of scattergun experimentation.
- But our philosophy is to start small and do it well, rather than adopt a scattergun approach and try to offer everything from the start.
- ‘If Wallace and Jack McConnell are not careful, this scattergun approach will land Scotland in hot water,’ he said.
- Quickfire rap, killer disco and bubblegum pop prove heart-warmingly infectious, and Stefani's scattergun approach is endearing.
- They play exactly that style of harrying scattergun soccer and they are particularly troubling at home.
- The drives are sprayed in scattergun fashion, the saves spectacular as a matter of necessity.
- Case says his style is different from the scattergun, portfolio approach taken by venture-capital and buyout funds that hope the home runs in their portfolios more than compensate for the duds.
- It feels much more like the scattergun frenzy of a man with things he wants off his chest.
- In a series of scattergun flashbacks, the story of their affair emerges.
- His style has a somewhat scattergun effect but there is something for everyone as he progresses.
- You could knock him for not really interacting with his audience, for the scattergun nature of his approach, or for his awkward way of dealing with a heckle.
- But there was a scattergun effect even in the more efficient Conservative campaign where millions were spent on direct mail and telephone canvassing of the swing voters.
- In its scattergun invention and unsentimental broadness, it almost echoes Orson Welles’ work at its most playful.
- According to the opinion, it's precisely this scattergun approach that breaches the Convention on Human Rights.
- The critic's attacks on him as being famous for being himself on the telly and not for his food are pure hype.
- If we must have retail developments, let's concentrate on the city centre instead of perpetuating the Council's scattergun approach to planning.
- She brings soul to anything her lazy-sounding voice touches and a vision of the world which is wrought in impressionistic, scattergun lyrics gilded with humour.
- He might need to be concerned, as the reasonably calm and lucid tone of his email is in direct contrast to his normal abusive scattergun approach.
- This represents a shift on behalf of some spammers from a random, scattergun approach to a more tailored attack.
Definition of scattergun in US English: scattergunnounˈskædərˌɡənˈskadərˌɡən North American A shotgun. （散弹）猎枪；鸟枪 Example sentencesExamples - Many citizens have used a scattergun to protect their families and property in the wake of disasters, riots and other upheavals.
- This is the first large-scale procurement of anything other than slide-action scatterguns since the U.S. military was pulled out of Vietnam more than 25 years ago.
- The new Bounty Hunter external hammer shotgun, imported by European American Arms, is a first-class traditional scattergun.
- For decades, short double-barrel scatterguns have been a premier home-defense recommendation by such authorities as Jeff Cooper.
- Unlike the vast majority of semiauto scatterguns, the Benelli is not a gas gun.
adjectiveˈskædərˌɡənˈskadərˌɡən another term for scattershot Example sentencesExamples - It feels much more like the scattergun frenzy of a man with things he wants off his chest.
- The drives are sprayed in scattergun fashion, the saves spectacular as a matter of necessity.
- His reputation for scattergun attacks arguably reveal him to be an equal-opportunity abuser.
- Quickfire rap, killer disco and bubblegum pop prove heart-warmingly infectious, and Stefani's scattergun approach is endearing.
- In a series of scattergun flashbacks, the story of their affair emerges.
- His style has a somewhat scattergun effect but there is something for everyone as he progresses.
- They play exactly that style of harrying scattergun soccer and they are particularly troubling at home.
- The critic's attacks on him as being famous for being himself on the telly and not for his food are pure hype.
- She brings soul to anything her lazy-sounding voice touches and a vision of the world which is wrought in impressionistic, scattergun lyrics gilded with humour.
- If we must have retail developments, let's concentrate on the city centre instead of perpetuating the Council's scattergun approach to planning.
- In its scattergun invention and unsentimental broadness, it almost echoes Orson Welles’ work at its most playful.
- But our philosophy is to start small and do it well, rather than adopt a scattergun approach and try to offer everything from the start.
- But there was a scattergun effect even in the more efficient Conservative campaign where millions were spent on direct mail and telephone canvassing of the swing voters.
- You could knock him for not really interacting with his audience, for the scattergun nature of his approach, or for his awkward way of dealing with a heckle.
- He might need to be concerned, as the reasonably calm and lucid tone of his email is in direct contrast to his normal abusive scattergun approach.
- ‘If Wallace and Jack McConnell are not careful, this scattergun approach will land Scotland in hot water,’ he said.
- This represents a shift on behalf of some spammers from a random, scattergun approach to a more tailored attack.
- Case says his style is different from the scattergun, portfolio approach taken by venture-capital and buyout funds that hope the home runs in their portfolios more than compensate for the duds.
- The number of species released in California waters exemplified Stone's policy of scattergun experimentation.
- According to the opinion, it's precisely this scattergun approach that breaches the Convention on Human Rights.
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