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shoot in Chinese

shoot in Chinese is 粪, 星期三, 抱子甘藍 — shoot means to fire a weapon, or to hit someone or something with a projectile from one.

shoot in Chinese

intj
Pronounced: fèn
星期三
intj
Pronounced: Xīng qī sān
A mild expletive, expressing disbelief or disdain
抱子甘藍
noun
Pronounced: bào zi gān lán
The emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant.
攝影
noun
Pronounced: shè yǐng
A photography session.
verb
Pronounced: shè
To send out or forth, especially with a rapid or sudden motion; to cast with the hand; to hurl; to discharge; to emit.

What does "shoot" mean?

  1. verb To fire a weapon, or to hit someone or something with a projectile from one.
    "The soldier shot at the target from a hundred metres away."
  2. verb To film or photograph something.
    "They shot the whole movie on location in Iceland."
  3. verb To move very fast or suddenly in a direction.
    "The car shot past us on the motorway."
  4. noun A new stem or sprout growing from a plant.
    "Tiny green shoots pushed up through the soil after the rain."

shoot in a sentence

  • The soldier shot at the target from a hundred metres away.
  • He was shot in the leg during the robbery.
  • They shot the whole movie on location in Iceland.
  • The car shot past us on the motorway.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "shoot" in Chinese?

"shoot" in Chinese is 粪, 星期三, 抱子甘藍. shoot means: To fire a weapon, or to hit someone or something with a projectile from one.

How do you pronounce 粪?

"shoot" in Chinese is 粪, pronounced "fèn".

How do you use "shoot" in a sentence?

Example: "The soldier shot at the target from a hundred metres away." In Chinese, "shoot" is 粪, 星期三, 抱子甘藍.

Are there other ways to say "shoot" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 5 translations listed for "shoot": 粪, 星期三, 抱子甘藍, 攝影, 射.

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