shot

shot
ʃot
past tense, past participle; = shoot
prosjektil
I
subst. \/ʃɒt\/
1) skudd
do you hear shots in the distance?
hører du skudd i det fjerne?
that remark was a shot at me
den bemerkningen var beregnet på meg
2) skytter
he has always been a bad shot
han har alltid vært en dårlig skytter
3) bilde, fotografi, tagning, scene
I have a nice shot of my kids
jeg har et fint bilde av barna mine
4) (flertall: shot) kule, prosjektil, patron
5) (hverdagslig) forsøk, gjetning
6) (sport) skudd, ball, kule, støt
7) (hverdagslig) skudd, sprøyte
he needs a shot of morphine
han trenger en sprøyte med morfin
8) (hverdagslig) styrketår, glass, shot
give me a shot of whisky
gi meg et glass whisky
9) (om romfartøy) oppskyting
everybody watched the moon shot
alle så på oppskytingen til månen
call the shots (amer.) være leder, være den som bestemmer, være sjefen
cheap shot (hverdagslig) billig poeng
it's easy to take cheap shots at teachers
det er lett å score billige poeng mot lærere
fire with shot skyte med skarpt
flub one's shot bomme
flying shot (jakt) fluktskudd
give something one's best shot gjøre sitt beste
have a shot at something prøve på noe, forsøke seg på noe
in shot på skuddhold
like a shot med glede uten å nøle som et skudd
long shot langskudd avstandsbilde, fjernopptak usikker sjanse, outsider
it's a long shot that he will come
det er ikke stor sjanse for at han kommer
skudd i blinde, ren gjetning
make a bad shot feile, ta feil
she made a bad shot
hun tok feil
not a shot in one's locker (britisk) ingen penger eller muligheter igjen, ingenting i bakhånd\/reserve
not by a long shot ikke på langt nær, slett ikke
she isn't rich, not by a long shot
hun er langt fra rik
be off like a shot (hverdagslig) fare av sted som et skudd
out of shot utenfor skuddhold
pay one's shot betale sin andel (av drikkevarene)
put the shot eller put the weight (sport) støte kule
a shot at et skudd mot, et skudd på
a shot in the arm (overført) noe stimulerende, en vitamininnsprøyting
something must give the industry a shot in the arm
noe er nødt til å stimulere industrien
a shot in the dark (overført) et skudd i blinde, vill gjetning
II
verb \/ʃɒt\/
1) lade med ammunisjon
2) tynge med hagl
III
verb \/ʃɒt\/
pret. og perf. partisipp avshoot, 2
IV
adj. \/ʃɒt\/
1) (om tøy) iriserende, skiftende, fargespillende, isprengt
shot silk is magnificent
iriserende silke er nydelig
this table cloth is shot with blue
denne duken er isprengt med blått
2) (hverdagslig) ødelagt
the engine is shot
motoren er ødelagt
3) (amer. og austr. slang) full
4) (amer., hverdagslig) utkjørt, helt ferdig, utslitt
I can't walk any further, I'm shot
jeg klarer ikke å gå lenger, jeg er utkjørt
get shot of something (britisk, hverdagslig) bli kvitt noe

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