英语词汇shot怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ shot /ˈʃɑːt/ noun

plural shots

¹ shot

/ˈʃɑːt/

noun

plural shots

Learner's definition of SHOT

[count] : an act of shooting a gun射击；开枪；开炮

Two shots were heard. = Two shots rang out.听到了两声枪响。
She fired a warning shot into the air. [=she fired/shot a gun into the air as a warning]她朝天开枪示警。
He took a shot at the deer. [=he tried to shoot the deer; he fired a gun at the deer]他朝鹿开了一枪。

— see also gunshot, potshot

[noncount]

a : buckshot

b : the objects (called ammunition) that are shot from cannons and other old-fashioned weapons（大炮或其他旧式武器的）弹药，弹丸

musket/cannon shot毛瑟枪子弹；加农炮弹

— see also slingshot

[count] : a person who shoots a gun射手；枪手；炮手

She is a very good shot. [=she is skilled in shooting a gun]她的枪法很好。
You're not a bad shot. [=you are able to shoot a gun fairly well]你的枪法不错。

— see also big shot

[count] : a critical or hurtful remark批评的话；伤人的话

They took shots at each other throughout the debate.整场辩论他们都在互相攻击。
As her parting shot [=her final critical comment], she said that the other candidate simply did not understand the needs of the city's citizens.她临走时扔下一句狠话，说其他竞选者根本不了解市民的需求。

— see also cheap shot, potshot

[count] : the act of hitting someone or something with your hand or an object（用手或某物）击，打

The boxer got in a few good shots on his opponent.拳击手几次漂亮地击中对手。
She took a shot at me [=tried to hit me] with a snowball but missed.她试图用雪球砸我，但没打中。

[count]

a : an act of kicking, hitting, or throwing a ball or puck toward or into a goal击球；射门；投篮

She scored on a perfect shot from the right wing.她从右翼一次完美射门得分。
Wow! That was a good/great shot!哇！好球！
He made the shot. [=got the ball or puck in the goal]他射门得分。
He took a shot [=threw the ball toward the goal] but missed.他射门但没射中。

b : a ball or puck that is kicked, hit, or thrown toward or into a goal（攻向球门的）球

The shot went between the goalie's legs.球从守门员两条腿之间穿过。
Her shot landed on the putting green.她击出的一记球落在轻击区。

— see also chip shot, foul shot, jump shot, slap shot

[count]

a : an attempt to do something successfully尝试 — usually singular通常用单数

You should give it a shot. [=you should try to do it]你应该尝试一下。
I'll give you one more shot. [=I'll let you try one more time]我让你再试一次。
They lost, but at least they gave it their best shot. [=try, effort]他们失败了，但至少他们已经尽了最大的努力。

— often + at

Take another shot at the math problem.再试一下解这道数学题。
I never changed a tire before, but I'll have a shot at it.我没换过轮胎，但是我要试一试。
I took/had a shot at (guessing) the answer and guessed right.我试着猜答案，结果猜中了。

b : a chance that something will happen or be achieved（某事发生或达成的）概率，可能性 — usually singular通常用单数

The horse has a 12 to 1 shot of winning.这匹马有12：1的获胜率。
It's a 10 to 1 shot that he'll be on time.他准时到的概率只有10：1。

— often + at

The team has a good shot at winning.球队获胜的概率很大。
She has a shot at (winning) the title.她有望赢得冠军。

— see also long shot

[count] informal : ¹photograph — often + of

I got some good shots [=pictures] of the kids.我给孩子们拍了几张很棒的照片。
Be sure to take/get a couple shots of the car.务必给车拍几张照片。

— see also mug shot, snapshot

[count] : a part of a movie or a television show that is filmed by one camera without stopping（电影或电视剧中的）镜头

the movie's opening shot电影片头
a close-up shot of a beehive蜂巢的特写镜头

[count] chiefly US : an act of putting something (such as medicine or vaccine) into the body with a needle : injection注射

a flu shot流感预防针

— often + of

a shot of morphine/Novocain一剂吗啡/奴佛卡因

[count]

a : a small amount of a drink and especially a strong alcoholic drink少量饮料；（尤指）少量烈酒

tequila shots小杯龙舌兰酒
a shot glass小酒杯

— often + of

a shot of whisky/espresso一小杯威士忌/蒸馏咖啡

— called also (British) short

b : a small amount of something少量 — often + of

The pilot took a shot of oxygen.飞行员吸了一小口氧气。
My speech could use a shot of humor.我的演讲可以加上一点幽默。

[count] : a heavy metal ball that people throw as far as they can in the athletic event called the shot put铅球

a shot

US, informal

: for each one : apiece一个；一件

They cost $5 a shot.每件5美元。

a shot across the/someone's bow(s)

: a warning to not do something or to stop doing something（对于不要做或停止做某事的）警告

The fine is a shot across the bow to an industry that thinks it can ignore the law.罚款是对自以为可以忽视法律的企业的警告。

a shot in the arm

: something that makes someone or something stronger or more active, confident, etc.鼓舞人心的事情；强心剂

The award has given the school a much needed shot in the arm.奖励给学校注入了一针迫切需要的强心剂。

a shot in the dark

: a guess that is based on very little or no information or evidence瞎猜

Estimating the cost of a project like this is often a shot in the dark.像这样估算项目成本纯属瞎猜。

: an attempt that is not likely to succeed瞎碰；盲目的尝试

I know it's a shot in the dark, but I still think we can convince them to join us.我知道这只是瞎碰，但我还是认为我们可以说服他们和我们合伙。

call the shots

informal

: to be in charge or control of something控制；操纵

Who's the one who calls the shots around here?谁负责这里？

like a shot

: immediately and very quickly飞快地；立刻

He started the car and took off like a shot.他发动汽车疾驰而去。

² shot

Learner's definition of SHOT

past tense and past participle of ¹shoot

³ shot /ˈʃɑːt/ adjective

³ shot

/ˈʃɑːt/

adjective

Learner's definition of SHOT

not used before a noun

informal : in a very bad condition破烂不堪；精疲力竭

The tires on the car are shot.这辆车的车胎磨得不像样。
It's such a stressful job—my nerves are shot (to pieces).工作压力太大了——我的神经脆弱到了极点。

a of a fabric : having threads of a different color woven in颜色交织 — often + with

The dress is blue shot with silver.这条蓝色连衣裙交织着银色。
blue fabric shot through with silver thread交织着银线的蓝色布料

b : having a particular color, quality, feature, etc., throughout充满（某种颜色、特质等）；交织着 — usually + with

His stories are shot with comedy.他的故事充满喜剧色彩。
black hair shot through with gray间杂灰白发的黑发

shot of

British, informal

: no longer having someone or something that you do not want摆脱；处理掉

I'm ready to get/be shot of [=rid of] this job.我准备辞掉这份工作。
The band wants to be shot of its manager.乐队想辞掉经理人。

单词	shot
释义	shot shot (adjective) shot 22 ENTRIES FOUND: shot (noun) shot shot (adjective) shot clock (noun) shot put (noun) big shot (noun) booster shot (noun) cheap shot (noun) chip shot (noun) drop shot (noun) foul shot (noun) hook shot (noun) jump shot (noun) long shot (noun) mug shot (noun) one-shot (adjective) penalty shot (noun) pitch shot (noun) slap shot (noun) arm (noun) deal (noun) shoot (verb) ¹ shot /ˈʃɑːt/ noun plural shots ¹ shot /ˈʃɑːt/ noun plural shots Learner's definition of SHOT 1 [count] : an act of shooting a gun射击；开枪；开炮 Two shots were heard. = Two shots rang out.听到了两声枪响。 She fired a warning shot into the air. [=she fired/shot a gun into the air as a warning]她朝天开枪示警。 He took a shot at the deer. [=he tried to shoot the deer; he fired a gun at the deer]他朝鹿开了一枪。 — see also gunshot, potshot 2 [noncount] a : buckshot b : the objects (called ammunition) that are shot from cannons and other old-fashioned weapons（大炮或其他旧式武器的）弹药，弹丸 musket/cannon shot毛瑟枪子弹；加农炮弹 — see also slingshot 3 [count] : a person who shoots a gun射手；枪手；炮手 She is a very good shot. [=she is skilled in shooting a gun]她的枪法很好。 You're not a bad shot. [=you are able to shoot a gun fairly well]你的枪法不错。 — see also big shot 4 [count] : a critical or hurtful remark批评的话；伤人的话 They took shots at each other throughout the debate.整场辩论他们都在互相攻击。 As her parting shot [=her final critical comment], she said that the other candidate simply did not understand the needs of the city's citizens.她临走时扔下一句狠话，说其他竞选者根本不了解市民的需求。 — see also cheap shot, potshot 5 [count] : the act of hitting someone or something with your hand or an object（用手或某物）击，打 The boxer got in a few good shots on his opponent.拳击手几次漂亮地击中对手。 She took a shot at me [=tried to hit me] with a snowball but missed.她试图用雪球砸我，但没打中。 6 [count] a : an act of kicking, hitting, or throwing a ball or puck toward or into a goal击球；射门；投篮 She scored on a perfect shot from the right wing.她从右翼一次完美射门得分。 Wow! That was a good/great shot!哇！好球！ He made the shot. [=got the ball or puck in the goal]他射门得分。 He took a shot [=threw the ball toward the goal] but missed.他射门但没射中。 b : a ball or puck that is kicked, hit, or thrown toward or into a goal（攻向球门的）球 The shot went between the goalie's legs.球从守门员两条腿之间穿过。 Her shot landed on the putting green.她击出的一记球落在轻击区。 — see also chip shot, foul shot, jump shot, slap shot 7 [count] a : an attempt to do something successfully尝试 — usually singular通常用单数 You should give it a shot. [=you should try to do it]你应该尝试一下。 I'll give you one more shot. [=I'll let you try one more time]我让你再试一次。 They lost, but at least they gave it their best shot. [=try, effort]他们失败了，但至少他们已经尽了最大的努力。 — often + at Take another shot at the math problem.再试一下解这道数学题。 I never changed a tire before, but I'll have a shot at it.我没换过轮胎，但是我要试一试。 I took/had a shot at (guessing) the answer and guessed right.我试着猜答案，结果猜中了。 b : a chance that something will happen or be achieved（某事发生或达成的）概率，可能性 — usually singular通常用单数 The horse has a 12 to 1 shot of winning.这匹马有12：1的获胜率。 It's a 10 to 1 shot that he'll be on time.他准时到的概率只有10：1。 — often + at The team has a good shot at winning.球队获胜的概率很大。 She has a shot at (winning) the title.她有望赢得冠军。 — see also long shot 8 [count] informal : ¹photograph — often + of I got some good shots [=pictures] of the kids.我给孩子们拍了几张很棒的照片。 Be sure to take/get a couple shots of the car.务必给车拍几张照片。 — see also mug shot, snapshot 9 [count] : a part of a movie or a television show that is filmed by one camera without stopping（电影或电视剧中的）镜头 the movie's opening shot电影片头 a close-up shot of a beehive蜂巢的特写镜头 10 [count] chiefly US : an act of putting something (such as medicine or vaccine) into the body with a needle : injection注射 a flu shot流感预防针 — often + of a shot of morphine/Novocain一剂吗啡/奴佛卡因 11 [count] a : a small amount of a drink and especially a strong alcoholic drink少量饮料；（尤指）少量烈酒 tequila shots小杯龙舌兰酒 a shot glass小酒杯 — often + of a shot of whisky/espresso一小杯威士忌/蒸馏咖啡 — called also (British) short b : a small amount of something少量 — often + of The pilot took a shot of oxygen.飞行员吸了一小口氧气。 My speech could use a shot of humor.我的演讲可以加上一点幽默。 12 [count] : a heavy metal ball that people throw as far as they can in the athletic event called the shot put铅球 a shot US, informal : for each one : apiece一个；一件 They cost $5 a shot.每件5美元。 a shot across the/someone's bow(s) : a warning to not do something or to stop doing something（对于不要做或停止做某事的）警告 The fine is a shot across the bow to an industry that thinks it can ignore the law.罚款是对自以为可以忽视法律的企业的警告。 a shot in the arm : something that makes someone or something stronger or more active, confident, etc.鼓舞人心的事情；强心剂 The award has given the school a much needed shot in the arm.奖励给学校注入了一针迫切需要的强心剂。 a shot in the dark 1 : a guess that is based on very little or no information or evidence瞎猜 Estimating the cost of a project like this is often a shot in the dark.像这样估算项目成本纯属瞎猜。 2 : an attempt that is not likely to succeed瞎碰；盲目的尝试 I know it's a shot in the dark, but I still think we can convince them to join us.我知道这只是瞎碰，但我还是认为我们可以说服他们和我们合伙。 call the shots informal : to be in charge or control of something控制；操纵 Who's the one who calls the shots around here?谁负责这里？ like a shot : immediately and very quickly飞快地；立刻 He started the car and took off like a shot.他发动汽车疾驰而去。 ² shot ² shot Learner's definition of SHOT past tense and past participle of ¹shoot ³ shot /ˈʃɑːt/ adjective ³ shot /ˈʃɑːt/ adjective Learner's definition of SHOT not used before a noun 1 informal : in a very bad condition破烂不堪；精疲力竭 The tires on the car are shot.这辆车的车胎磨得不像样。 It's such a stressful job—my nerves are shot (to pieces).工作压力太大了——我的神经脆弱到了极点。 2 a of a fabric : having threads of a different color woven in颜色交织 — often + with The dress is blue shot with silver.这条蓝色连衣裙交织着银色。 blue fabric shot through with silver thread交织着银线的蓝色布料 b : having a particular color, quality, feature, etc., throughout充满（某种颜色、特质等）；交织着 — usually + with His stories are shot with comedy.他的故事充满喜剧色彩。 black hair shot through with gray间杂灰白发的黑发 shot of British, informal : no longer having someone or something that you do not want摆脱；处理掉 I'm ready to get/be shot of [=rid of] this job.我准备辞掉这份工作。 The band wants to be shot of its manager.乐队想辞掉经理人。
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