Shoot

/ʃuːt/ verb

To shoot is to make something move very quickly in a particular direction, especially by firing a gun or kicking a ball. It can also mean to film something with a camera.

“Shoot” comes from Old English “sceotan,” meaning to throw, cast, or hurl. It’s related to other Germanic words for pushing or projecting something forward. The idea of firing a gun grew from this older sense of sending something out quickly.

AFskiet
AMመተኮስ
ARيطلق النار
BGстрелям
BNগুলি করা
CAdisparar
CSstřílet
DAskyde
DEschießen
ELπυροβολώ
ESdisparar
ETtulistama
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