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1. (n.) gunshot
the shooting of a gun or the sound made by this.
2. gunshot
a bullet, projectile, or other shot fired from a gun.
3. gunshot
the range of a gun.
4. (adj.) gunshot
made by a gunshot.
Etymology: (1375–1425)
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| Definition of 'gunshot' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) gunfire, gunshot
the act of shooting a gun
"the gunfire endangered innocent bystanders"; "they retreated in the face of withering enemy fire"
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1. (noun) gunshot
the act or sound of a gun being fired
The gunshots rang in the air.; a gunshot to the head
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| Definition of 'gunshot' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) gunshot
made by the shot of a gun: as. a gunshot wound
2. (noun) gunshot
act of firing a gun; a shot
3. (noun) gunshot
the distance to which shot can be thrown from a gun, so as to be effective; the reach or range of a gun
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Sense: the sound of a gun firing
I heard a gunshot and a man dropped dead.
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Afrikaans: geweerskoot |
Arabic: طَلْقَة مدفَع |
Bulgarian: залп |
Brazilian: disparo |
Czech: výstřel |
German: der Schuß |
Danish: skud |
Greek: πυροβολισμός |
Spanish: disparo, tiro, cañonazo, |
Estonian: lask |
Farsi: صدای شلیک |
Finnish: laukaus |
French: coup de feu |
Hebrew: יְרִייָה |
Hindi: गोली का ठप्पा या मार |
Croatian: pucanj |
Hungarian: ágyúlövés |
Indonesian: bunyi tembakan |
Icelandic: byssuskot |
Italian: sparo |
Japanese: 発砲 |
Korean: 총 소리 |
Lithuanian: šūvis |
Latvian: šāviens |
Malay: tembakan |
Dutch: schot |
Norwegian: (kanon-/gevær)skudd |
Polish: strzał |
Persian: صدای شلیک |
Pashto: د دز آواز |
Portuguese: disparo |
Romanian: foc de armă |
Russian: ружейный выстрел |
Slovak: výstrel |
Slovenian: strel |
Serbian: pucanj |
Swedish: kanon-, gevärs-, pistol-, |
Thai: เสียงปืน |
Turkish: silâh sesi |
Taiwanese: 射擊聲 |
Ukrainian: постріл |
Urdu: گولی چلنے کی آواز |
Vietnamese: phát súng |
Chinese: 射击声 |
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