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bullet
A2
noun
Usage:
90%
Projectile, Shot
Translation: Projectile, Shot
Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt/
Meaning: A small metal object fired from a gun or firearm.

A bullet is a small, round object made of metal. It is used in guns to shoot at something. Bullets move very fast when fired.

The bullet hit the target quickly.

He cleaned the gun after shooting bullets.

2
B1
noun
Usage:
85%
Dot, Marker
Translation: Dot, Marker
Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt/
Meaning: A small symbol, usually a dot or circle, used to list items in writing.

A bullet is a small mark or symbol used in writing. It shows separate items in a list. Bullets help readers see points clearly.

Please write your answers with bullet points.

The list used bullets to show each item.

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B2
noun
Usage:
60%
Quick Question, Direct Statement
Translation: Quick Question, Direct Statement
Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt/
Meaning: A fast and direct statement or question, usually in conversation or interview.

In talking, a bullet means a quick and direct question or statement. It is short and clear. People use bullets to get fast answers.

He asked a bullet question in the interview.

She gave bullet answers to the reporter.

4
B2
noun
Usage:
30%
Injection, Dose
Translation: Injection, Dose
Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt/
Meaning: A small dose of medicine or vaccine given by injection.

A bullet can mean a small injection or medicine shot. It is used to help people feel better. Doctors or nurses give bullets with a needle.

The nurse gave him a bullet to stop the pain.

He needs a bullet to fight the sickness.

5
B1
noun
Usage:
20%
Roll, Bun
Translation: Roll, Bun
Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt/
Meaning: A small, rounded bread roll or bun, especially in some English-speaking regions.

In some places, a bullet is a small round bread roll. People eat it with meals or sandwiches. It is soft and round like a small bun.

I ate a bullet with my breakfast.

She bought fresh bullets from the bakery.

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B2
noun
Usage:
80%
Key Point, Note
Translation: Key Point, Note
Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt/
Meaning: A small, important piece of information shown in a list or in a presentation.

Bullets are short, clear points used in lists or presentations. They help people see important information easily. Bullets make ideas simple and clear.

The teacher showed bullets in the slides.

Write bullets to organize your ideas.

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B2
verb
Usage:
50%
Shoot, Speed
Translation: Shoot, Speed
Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt/
Meaning: To move or go very fast in a straight line, like a bullet from a gun.

As a verb, to bullet means to move fast in a straight way. It is like shooting quickly from a gun. People use it for fast actions or movements.

The car bulleted down the road quickly.

He bulleted through the tests with no mistakes.

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C1
noun
Usage:
40%
Trouble, Crisis
Translation: Trouble, Crisis
Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt/
Meaning: An idiom meaning a sudden and serious problem or danger.

Bullet can be used in phrases to mean danger or big problems. It shows serious risk or attack, usually in a figurative way. This use is common in speech and writing.

The company is in the line of fire with bullets.

That decision put him under the bullets of critics.

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