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shot

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/ʃɒt/ · shot

An act of shooting, typically involving a firearm.

Meanings

nounformal

An act of shooting, typically involving a firearm.

گولی چلانے کا عمل، عام طور پر ہتھیار کے ساتھ۔

گولی

goli

Synonyms

fireblastshotgunآتشدھماکہبھری

Antonyms

calmpeaceخاموشیسکون

Common Collocations

  • gun shot
  • shot fired
  • fatal shot

Example Sentences

He heard a shot in the distance.

اس نے دور سے ایک گولی کی آواز سنی۔

Us ne door se ek goli ki aawaaz suni.

The shot missed its target.

گولی اپنی نشانے سے چوک گئی۔

Goli apni nishanay se chauk gayi.

The police found several spent shots at the scene.

پولیس نے منظر پر کئی خالی کارتوس تلاش کیے۔

Police ne manzar par kai khaali kartous talash kiye.

Easily Confused With

shotgun:A shotgun is a type of firearm, whereas 'shot' refers to the act of shooting or the projectile itself.
verbformal

To fire a projectile from a weapon.

کسی ہتھیار سے ایک پروجیکائل چلانا۔

چلانا

chalan

Synonyms

firelaunchdischargeچلانامارنادھماکہ کرنا

Antonyms

ceasestopرکناختم کرنا

Common Collocations

  • shot a gun
  • shot an arrow
  • shot down

Example Sentences

He shot the arrow with great precision.

اس نے تیر کو بڑی درستگی کے ساتھ چلایا۔

Us ne teer ko bari durusti ke sath chalayaa.

The hunter shot the deer in the forest.

شکار کرنے والے نے جنگل میں ہرن کا شکار کیا۔

Shikaar karne walay ne jungle mein hiran ka shikaar kiya.

She shot a video of her vacation.

اس نے اپنی تعطیلات کی ویڈیو بنائی۔

Us ne apni taatilon ki video banayi.

Easily Confused With

shoot:To shoot is a more general term, while 'shot' refers to the specific act or result of shooting.

Word Family

shoot
verbچلانا
shooter
nounشوٹر
shooting
nounفائرنگ

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of a photographer taking a shot at the perfect moment.

Visualize a camera snapping a photo.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old English "scēotan" — to shoot, dart, or throw

First known use: 15th century

The word 'shot' derives from the Old English 'scēotan,' meaning to shoot or throw, reflecting its historical use in archery and later in firearms.