shoot out

shoot out
1. intransitive verb
hervorschießen

the dog shot out of the gate — der Hund schoß aus dem Tor heraus (ugs.)

2. transitive verb
herausschleudern

shoot it out — (coll.) sich schießen

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shoot out
I. vi
1. (emerge suddenly)
to \shoot out out [of sth] plötzlich [aus etw dat] herauskommen [o hervorschießen
2. (gush forth)
to \shoot out out [of sth] water [aus etw dat] herausschießen; flames [aus etw dat] hervorbrechen
II. vt
1. (extend)
to \shoot out out ⇆ sth:
he shot out a hand to catch the cup er streckte blitzschnell die Hand aus, um die Tasse aufzufangen
the chameleon shot out its tongue das Chamäleon ließ seine Zunge hervorschnellen
2. (have gunfight)
to \shoot out it out etw [mit Schusswaffen] ausfechten
3. (cause to move suddenly)
to \shoot out out ⇆ sb:
they were shot out of the car sie wurden aus dem Auto geschleudert
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1. vi
(= emerge swiftly) herausschießen (of aus)
2. vt sep
1) (= put out swiftly) hand etc blitzschnell ausstrecken; tongue etc hervor- or herausschnellen (lassen); (inf = eject) an die Luft setzen (inf), raussetzen (inf)

they were shot out of the car — sie wurden aus dem Auto geschleudert

2)

to shoot it out — sich (dat) ein (Feuer)gefecht liefern

the cowboys shot it out — die Cowboys machten die Sache mit ihren Colts aus

nobody dared to shoot it out with Bad Jake — keiner wagte es, sich mit Bad Jake zu schießen (inf)

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shoot out
A v/t
1. shoot out one of sb’s eyes jemandem ein Auge ausschießen
2. shoot it out sich schießen
3. herausschleudern, hinauswerfen, -jagen
4. die Faust, den Fuß vorschnellen (lassen), die Zunge herausstrecken
5. herausragen lassen
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B v/i
1. shoot C 6
2. vor-, herausschnellen
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1. intransitive verb
hervorschießen

the dog shot out of the gate — der Hund schoß aus dem Tor heraus (ugs.)

2. transitive verb
herausschleudern

shoot it out — (coll.) sich schießen


English-german dictionary. 2013.

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