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shoot
A2
verb
Usage:
90%
fire, discharge
Translation: fire, discharge
Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
Meaning: To fire a bullet, arrow, or other projectile from a weapon.

This meaning is about using a gun or bow to send out a bullet or arrow. It means to make the weapon send something fast and far.

He can shoot a gun very well.

She will shoot an arrow at the target.

2
A2
verb
Usage:
85%
take picture, film
Translation: take picture, film
Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
Meaning: To take a photograph or video, especially with a camera.

This meaning means to take photos or videos by using a camera. People use it when making movies or taking pictures.

I will shoot a photo of the flowers.

They shoot videos for their school project.

3
B1
verb
Usage:
70%
run fast, dash
Translation: run fast, dash
Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
Meaning: To move quickly and suddenly in a particular direction.

This meaning shows quick and sudden movement, like running or going fast in one direction. It often describes something fast and straight.

The cat will shoot across the room.

The ball shot into the goal quickly.

4
B1
noun
Usage:
40%
twig, sprout
Translation: twig, sprout
Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
Meaning: New growth from a plant, especially a stem or branch.

This meaning is about the new small parts of plants that grow from older parts, like young branches or stems. They are often green and soft.

The tree has many green shoots.

New shoots grow in the springtime.

5
B2
verb
Usage:
55%
blurt, say suddenly
Translation: blurt, say suddenly
Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
Meaning: To say something quickly, suddenly, or without thinking.

This meaning means to say or ask something fast and suddenly, sometimes without thinking first. It often shows quick speech.

He shot out an answer without thinking.

She shot a question in a loud voice.

6
B1
verb
Usage:
50%
spray, spurt
Translation: spray, spurt
Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
Meaning: To cause to flow or spray out suddenly, such as water from a fountain or liquid from a bottle.

This meaning refers to liquid or gas coming out quickly and strongly from a small opening. It is like a strong spray or spurt.

Water shoots out of the garden hose.

The bottle shoots soda when opened.

7
B1
verb
Usage:
60%
model, act, film
Translation: model, act, film
Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
Meaning: To participate in a photo or video session by being recorded.

This meaning talks about the process of acting or modeling while cameras record. It often happens for movies, ads, or shows.

She will shoot for the new movie tomorrow.

They shoot commercials in this studio.

8
B1
verb
Usage:
75%
score, aim, kick
Translation: score, aim, kick
Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
Meaning: To attempt to score points by throwing, kicking, or hitting a ball towards a goal or target in sports.

This meaning is about trying to get points by sending a ball towards a target, such as in basketball or soccer. It means aiming and shooting to score.

He shoots the ball into the basket.

She shoots a goal in the soccer game.

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