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angle shot[ʹæŋg(ə)l͵ʃɒt]
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<Í> 1. проф. кадр, снятый под углом; кадр или фотоснимок, снятый в резком ракурсе
2. спорт. пас, подача через поле, площадку и т. п.

be shot Идиома

a big shot

an important person, a boss, a big wheel On payday he spends money like a big shot, buying drinks for all.

a hotshot

"a person who displays; show-off, showboat" What a hotshot he is - showing everybody his new car.

a long shot

a poor chance of winning, a slim chance The Leafs winning the Stanley Cup - now that's a long shot.

a shot in the arm

energy, encouragement, a lift Billy Graham's sermon was inspiring - a shot in the arm.

a shot in the dark

a wild guess, a try, hazard a guess His answer was incorrect. It was a shot in the dark.

big shot

rich or important person, VIP, big boys Randy's a big shot in the movie industry. He owns four studios.

by a long shot

by a big difference, by far The soap company was able to beat out the bids of the other companies by a long shot.

call the shots

make the decisions, decide what happens Mr. Binks may be the president, but Ms. Barker calls the shots.

crack shot/salesman etc.

a person who is highly skilled at shooting etc. Marvin has developed into a crack salesman. He's excellent.

get a shot

get a needle from a doctor You are sick. Maybe you should get a shot of penicillin.

be shot

1. To be physically, mentally, or emotionally exhausted. After two hours in the gym and addition hour swimming, I was attempt by the time I got home. I'm already appealing attempt from autograph essays, and I still accept addition one to address for tomorrow.2. To be in a bad action or absolutely destroyed. I ambition I could accept the aliment accomplished sooner, but I'm abashed your engine's shot. Between ambidextrous with ascent debt, my four children, and my contempo divorce, my fretfulness are appealing attempt at the moment.3. To be filmed. The abruptness absolute hit was attempt on a account of beneath than $100,000.4. Of resources, money, etc., to be wasted, spent, or acclimated up. I can't accept my absolute account for a anniversary in Las Vegas was attempt in the aboriginal day!Learn more: shot

be (all) ˈshot (to ˈpieces)

(informal) be destroyed or in actual bad condition: All my dreams were attempt to pieces aback I heard the news. ♢ This engine’s absolutely shot. I’ll accept to get a new one.Learn more: shot

shot

1. n. a try at something. Go ahead. Give it addition shot.
2. mod. exhausted; ruined. Here’s your pen back. It’s attempt anyway.
3. n. a rocket launching. The attempt was canceled because of the weather.
4. n. a baby or bound bashed booze of liquor, usually whiskey. He chock-full at every bar on the band for a quick shot.
5. n. an bang of drugs. Just one attempt of that being and you’re absorbed for life.
6. mod. booze intoxicated. They are a little noisy, I guess, but afterwards all they are shot—you know, plastered.

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get a laugh get a life get a lift get a load of get a load of that get a move on get a rise get a rise out of someone get a shot get a shot at get a ticket get a wiggle on get a word in get a word in edgewise get across get after get after someone be sent to Coventry be set aback be set against (something) be set against something/against doing something be set fair be set in (one's) ways be set in cement be set in concrete be set in your ways be set on something/on doing something be set to rights be several bricks short of a (full) load be several cards short of a (full) deck be several cards short of a full deck be shacked up with (someone) be shaking in (one's) boots be shaking in (one's) shoes be shaking like a leaf be ships that pass in the night be shitting it be shooting for the same target be short and sweet be short of (something) be short with (one) be shortlisted be shot be shot down in flames be shot of (someone or something) be shot to hell be shot to pieces be shoulder to shoulder be shouting (one's) head off be shouting your head off be shown the ropes be shut of be shut of (someone or something) be sick be sick and tired of (something) be sick at heart be sick of (something) be sick of the sight of (someone or something) be sick to death of (someone or something) be sitting in the catbird seat be sitting on a gold mine be sitting on the fence be sitting pretty be six feet under be skating on thin ice be skating/walking on thin ice be skin and bone be slated