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shooting in Spanish

shooting in Spanish is tiroteo, balacera, baleadura — shooting means an incident in which someone is shot, or the sport of firing guns at targets.

shooting in Spanish

tiroteo
noun
(countable) an instance of shooting with a gun or other weapon
balacera
noun
(countable) an instance of shooting with a gun or other weapon
baleadura
noun
(countable) an instance of shooting with a gun or other weapon
tiro
noun
(uncountable) the sport or activity of firing a gun or other weapon

What does "shooting" mean?

  1. noun An incident in which someone is shot, or the sport of firing guns at targets.
    "Police responded quickly to reports of a shooting downtown."
  2. noun The act of filming.
    "Shooting on the new series starts next month."
  3. adj Sudden and sharp, describing a pain.
    "She felt a shooting pain down her arm."
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shooting in a sentence

  • Police responded quickly to reports of a shooting downtown.
  • He took up clay pigeon shooting as a hobby.
  • Shooting on the new series starts next month.
  • She felt a shooting pain down her arm.

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What is "shooting" in Spanish?

"shooting" in Spanish is tiroteo, balacera, baleadura. shooting means: An incident in which someone is shot, or the sport of firing guns at targets.

How do you use "shooting" in a sentence?

Example: "Police responded quickly to reports of a shooting downtown." In Spanish, "shooting" is tiroteo, balacera, baleadura.

Are there other ways to say "shooting" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "shooting": tiroteo, balacera, baleadura, tiro.

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