shooting

shooting
noun
1) Schießerei, die

two more shootings were reported — Meldungen zufolge wurden erneut zwei Menschen von Schüssen getroffen

2) (Sport) Schießen, das

rifle shooting — Gewehrschießen, das

3) (Hunting)

go shooting — auf die Jagd gehen

4) (Cinemat.) Dreharbeiten Pl.
* * *
shoot·ing
[ˈʃu:tɪŋ, AM -t̬-]
I. n
1. (attack with gun) Schießerei f
there have been a number of \shootings es gab einige Schießereien; (from more than one side) Schusswechsel m; (killing, execution) Erschießung f
2. no pl (firing guns) Schießen nt
3. no pl (sport) Jagen nt
grouse \shooting Moorhuhnjagd f, Jagd f auf Moorhühner
to go \shooting auf die Jagd gehen
4. no pl FILM Drehen nt, Shooting nt fachspr
we lost a whole day's \shooting wir haben einen ganzen Drehtag verloren
II. adj attr, inv
\shooting pain stechender Schmerz
* * *
['ʃuːtɪŋ]
n
1) (= shots) Schießen nt; (by artillery) Feuer nt

was there any shooting? — gab es Schießereien?

2) (= murder, execution) Erschießung f

there was a shooting last night — gestern Nacht ist jemand erschossen worden

"new outbreak of shootings in Beirut" —

the police are investigating the shooting — die Polizei untersucht die Schießerei

3) (SPORT: FTBL ETC with guns) Schießen nt
4) (HUNT) Jagen nt, Jagd f; (= shooting rights) Jagdrecht(e) nt(pl); (= land) Jagd f, Jagdrevier nt

there is good shooting in Scotland — in Schottland kann man gut jagen

to go shooting — auf die Jagd gehen

good shooting! — Weidmannsheil!

5) (FILM) Drehen nt

shooting was interrupted — die Dreharbeiten wurden unterbrochen

* * *
shooting [ˈʃuːtıŋ]
A s
1. a) Schießen n
b) Schießerei f
2. Erschießung f
3. fig Stechen n (Schmerz)
4. JAGD
a) Jagen n, Jagd f
b) Jagdrecht n
c) Jagdrevier n
5. FILM, TV Dreharbeiten pl: → academic.ru/43503/location">location 5
B adj
1. schießend, Schuss…, Schieß…:
shooting accuracy SPORT Schussgenauigkeit f
2. fig stechend (Schmerz)
3. Jagd…
* * *
noun
1) Schießerei, die

two more shootings were reported — Meldungen zufolge wurden erneut zwei Menschen von Schüssen getroffen

2) (Sport) Schießen, das

rifle shooting — Gewehrschießen, das

3) (Hunting)

go shooting — auf die Jagd gehen

4) (Cinemat.) Dreharbeiten Pl.
* * *
adj.
emporschießend adj.
scharfschießen adj.
schießend adj. n.
Jagd -en f.
Pirsch -en f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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