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shot

gb/ʃˈɑt/ us/ʃˈɑt/
A2 영어
~ 1900
próbálkozás, tesz egy próbát, lövés, felvétel, beállítás, fotó, feles, shot, injekció, oltás
명사 B1
1
사용 패턴:
to have/take [a] shot at [something]
I’ve never baked bread before, but I’ll give it a shot.
Még sosem sütöttem kenyeret, de teszek vele egy próbát.
She took a shot at writing her own novel.
Megpróbálkozott a saját regénye megírásával.
This is your last shot to prove yourself.
He had one shot at the championship and took it.
Why not take a shot at solving the puzzle?
학습자용 예문
I will give it a shot.
Teszek vele egy próbát.
She took a shot at the game.
Megpróbálkozott a játékkal.
This is my only shot to win.
He had a shot at the prize.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse 'shot' in this sense with 'shot' meaning a photograph or bullet; context determines meaning.
an attempt to do something
연어
take a shot |have a shot |give it a shot
유의어
attempt (More formal and neutral; 'shot' is slightly more informal.)
반의어
refusal (Indicates choosing not to try, the opposite of making an attempt.)
주제
daily life |sports |work |core_vocabulary
정의

An act of trying to do something, often when you are not sure you will succeed.

An act of trying to achieve or accomplish something, especially when success is uncertain.

명사 A2
2
사용 패턴:
to fire [a] shot
The soldier fired three shots into the air.
A katona három lövést adott le a levegőbe.
A warning shot was heard from the guard tower.
Figyelmeztető lövés hallatszott az őrtoronyból.
Someone took a shot at the target from 100 meters away.
He was injured by a single shot.
The hunters fired several shots before hitting the deer.
학습자용 예문
He fired one shot.
Leadott egy lövést.
I heard a loud shot.
Egy hangos lövést hallottam.
The police fired two shots.
A warning shot was given.
자주 하는 실수:
Some learners confuse 'shot' here with 'shoot' as a verb; 'shot' is the noun form for the event.
act of firing a weapon
연어
fire a shot |single shot |warning shot
유의어
discharge (More technical and formal; used in legal or military contexts.)
반의어
ceasefire (A stop to shooting; opposite action.)
주제
crime |military |sports |core_vocabulary
정의

The act of shooting a gun or other weapon.

The act of discharging a firearm, bow, or other weapon.

명사 A2
3
That’s a great shot of the mountains at sunset.
Ez egy nagyszerű felvétel a hegyekről naplementekor.
The director planned the opening shot carefully.
A rendező gondosan megtervezte a nyitóképet.
He showed me a close-up shot of the actor’s face.
We need another shot for the wedding album.
This scene requires several camera shots.
학습자용 예문
I took a nice shot of the park.
Szép fotót készítettem a parkról.
This is my favorite shot from the trip.
Ez a kedvenc fotóm az utazásról.
The movie starts with a wide shot.
She showed me a close-up shot.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may confuse 'shot' meaning 'attempt' with 'shot' meaning 'photo'; context about cameras is key.
a single photograph or frame
연어
close-up shot |wide shot |action shot
유의어
photograph (General term; 'shot' often used in media or casual speech.)
반의어
sequence (A series of shots rather than just one.)
주제
media |art |arts_entertainment |communication
정의

One picture taken with a camera, or one image in a movie or video.

A single photograph or an individual frame in a film or video recording.

명사 B1
4
He ordered a shot of whiskey.
Egy feles whiskyt rendelt.
Let’s do a round of tequila shots!
Igyunk egy kör tequilafelest!
She poured herself a quick shot before leaving.
They celebrated with shots at the bar.
The bartender lined up five shots on the counter.
학습자용 예문
I had one shot of vodka.
Ittam egy feles vodkát.
He drank two shots quickly.
Gyorsan megivott két felest.
She bought me a shot at the bar.
We ordered shots for everyone.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners might confuse this with 'shot' meaning 'injection'; both involve small amounts but in different contexts.
small serving of alcohol
연어
take a shot |order a shot |shot glass
유의어
tot (British English; less common globally than 'shot'.)
반의어
pint (A much larger serving size of drink.)
주제
food and drink |food_drink |daily_life
정의

A small glass of strong alcohol that you drink quickly.

A small, typically strong serving of an alcoholic beverage, usually consumed in one gulp.

명사 A2
5
I have to get my flu shot this week.
Ezen a héten be kell adatnom az influenza elleni oltást.
The nurse gave him a tetanus shot after the injury.
A sérülés után a nővér tetanuszoltást adott neki.
Children receive several shots before starting school.
She’s afraid of getting shots.
He felt sick after his booster shot.
학습자용 예문
I got my flu shot today.
Ma megkaptam az influenza elleni oltást.
The doctor gave me a pain shot.
Az orvos fájdalomcsillapító injekciót adott nekem.
My son needs two shots for school.
She is scared of shots.
자주 하는 실수:
Confusing 'shot' here with drinking alcohol; context about doctors or health makes it clear.
medical injection with syringe
연어
flu shot |get a shot |painkiller shot
유의어
injection (More formal medical term; 'shot' is common in everyday speech.)
반의어
oral medication (Medicine taken by mouth instead of injection.)
주제
health
정의

Medicine given through a needle into your body.

An injection of medicine or vaccine into the body using a syringe.

문법
기본형
shot
IPA
GB/ʃˈɑt/
US/ʃˈɑt/
음절 및 강세
shot (1음절)
Stress on 1st syllable (shot)
활용형
Noun
  • Base: shot
  • Plural: shot, shots
관련 단어
Forms
shots noun
Core family
shoot verb B1 shooting noun
Related words
shooter noun snapshot noun B1
표현

big shot

1
/bˈɪɡ ʃˈɑt/
idiom informal

important or influential person

An important person with power or influence in some area.

예문
  • He likes to act like he’s a big shot in politics.
  • Some big shots from the industry attended the event.

by a long shot

1
/bˈaɪ ə lˈɔŋ ʃˈɑt/
idiom informal

by a large amount or degree

By much more than anything else; by far.

예문
  • This is our best season yet, by a long shot.
  • She’s the smartest student in class by a long shot.

long shot

1
/lˈɔŋ ʃˈɑt/
idiom

something unlikely to succeed

Something that is not likely to succeed but still worth trying sometimes.

예문
  • It’s a long shot, but we might win if we try hard enough.
  • Finding him in this city will be a long shot.

take a shot at

1
/tˈeɪk ə ʃˈɑt ˈæt/
fixed phrase

try to do something difficult or uncertain

To try to do something, often when it may be hard to succeed.

예문
  • I’ll take a shot at fixing your computer.
  • He took a shot at answering the difficult question.

call the shots

1
/kˈɔl ðə ʃˈɑts/
idiom informal

Be in control and make decisions

To be the person who makes the decisions and controls what happens.

예문
  • In this company, it's the CEO who calls the shots.
  • In this company, it’s the CEO who calls the shots.
  • She likes calling the shots when planning trips.
  • You can help, but I’m calling the shots here.

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