Definition of shoot-out in English:

shoot-out

nounˈʃuːtaʊtˈʃu ˌdaʊt

informal

1A decisive gun battle.
we had all got cap pistols for Christmas and gathered in Dr Hadley's backyard for a shoot-out
Example sentencesExamples
- There are no special-effects, no car chases or shoot-outs, just a touching, fascinating sense of humanity that left audiences spellbound.
- A number of encounters and shoot-outs have been listed by media.
- He thought it would win him extra respect in his neighbourhood, where murders, shoot-outs and drug deals were all part of life's rich tapestry.
- They engage in a shoot-out with Vittorio who eventually runs out the back door.
- The film is fairly conventional in its execution, harking back to the westerns of everyone's youth with its evocative sunsets, campfire conversations and shoot-outs.
- The battle, involving about 270 soldiers, resulted in a shoot-out lasting some 20 minutes.
- His character's primary trait is volatility, which is handy for saloon brawls and shoot-outs.
- They told police that a financial dispute between their husbands led to arguments that ended in the shoot-out.
- Or people dying in any other way - war, bomb blasts, shoot-outs whatever…
- These visceral shoot-outs, in buildings of super-realistic detail, are strung together by plot-development scenes in hand-drawn comic-strip style.
- Oh yes, there were brawls, and shoot-outs every day at noon, except for Sunday.
- Minority Report features its share of shoot-outs, fights, and chase scenes, some of which are quite spectacular.
- The shoot-out at Ramsbottom Station was a re-enactment of the battle of Falaise, in northern France, during the second world war.
- The movie is monotonous and dull, with lots of fiery explosions, perfunctory shoot-outs, and gory battles failing to generate any excitement.
- I remember local TV covering fires, riots, quakes, floods, shoot-outs, and other plane crashes, and I won't say they were always models of restrained journalism.
- Thanks to auto-aiming, the shoot-outs are even simpler.
Synonyms
fight, conflict, armed conflict, clash, struggle, skirmish, engagement, dogfight, affray, fray, encounter, confrontation
1. 1.1Soccer A tiebreaker decided by each side taking a specified number of penalty kicks.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The only certainty when it comes to a penalty shoot-out is that it will, for someone, be ‘me’.
  As an excuse, it did little to explain why England seem cursed never to win a penalty shoot-out.
  If the match is still level, a penalty shoot-out will decide who faces Sweden or Holland in the semi-final.
  That's not necessarily so when footballers walk the plank in a penalty shoot-out.
  Having said that it may offer us a little advantage if the game goes into extra time or there is a penalty shoot-out.
  Both teams look like they're happy to have a penalty shoot-out to see who has the honour of losing to Italy in the next round.
  As the host nation, the one thing you don't want to be involved in is a penalty shoot-out.
  They also endured a five-a-side match and a penalty shoot-out.
  The referee blows for full time and it's time for a penalty shoot-out.
  Has a goalkeeper even been sent off for a second yellow card during a penalty shoot-out?
  But City's hopes of winning their own centenary tournament foundered on a penalty shoot-out yesterday.
  If nobody scores then, there'll be a penalty shoot-out.
  Two of the other three quarter-finals also required a result to be decided by a penalty shoot-out.
  The teams could not be separated over the two legs and it all came down to a penalty shoot-out.
  With the two teams still locked in a goalless stalemate at the end of extra-time, the game was decided by a penalty shoot-out.
  As the sides were level at the end of extra-time a penalty shoot-out was required to decide the outcome.
  In the past I've won competitions on shoot-outs but now I know what it's like to lose one.
  A shattered Bradford side lost the penalty shoot-out and had to settle for the runners-up trophy.
  That triumph also came after a penalty shoot-out, and was made all the more remarkable by the fact that it was achieved in the Roman's own home stadium.
  And every time an England player misses in a decisive shoot-out at a major championship the pressure on the next set of players to step up for their country becomes even greater.

Definition of shoot-out in US English:

shoot-out

nounˈSHo͞o ˌdoutˈʃu ˌdaʊt

informal

1A decisive gun battle.
Example sentencesExamples
- Oh yes, there were brawls, and shoot-outs every day at noon, except for Sunday.
- He thought it would win him extra respect in his neighbourhood, where murders, shoot-outs and drug deals were all part of life's rich tapestry.
- There are no special-effects, no car chases or shoot-outs, just a touching, fascinating sense of humanity that left audiences spellbound.
- The film is fairly conventional in its execution, harking back to the westerns of everyone's youth with its evocative sunsets, campfire conversations and shoot-outs.
- Minority Report features its share of shoot-outs, fights, and chase scenes, some of which are quite spectacular.
- Thanks to auto-aiming, the shoot-outs are even simpler.
- I remember local TV covering fires, riots, quakes, floods, shoot-outs, and other plane crashes, and I won't say they were always models of restrained journalism.
- They engage in a shoot-out with Vittorio who eventually runs out the back door.
- His character's primary trait is volatility, which is handy for saloon brawls and shoot-outs.
- These visceral shoot-outs, in buildings of super-realistic detail, are strung together by plot-development scenes in hand-drawn comic-strip style.
- The movie is monotonous and dull, with lots of fiery explosions, perfunctory shoot-outs, and gory battles failing to generate any excitement.
- Or people dying in any other way - war, bomb blasts, shoot-outs whatever…
- They told police that a financial dispute between their husbands led to arguments that ended in the shoot-out.
- The shoot-out at Ramsbottom Station was a re-enactment of the battle of Falaise, in northern France, during the second world war.
- A number of encounters and shoot-outs have been listed by media.
- The battle, involving about 270 soldiers, resulted in a shoot-out lasting some 20 minutes.
Synonyms
fight, conflict, armed conflict, clash, struggle, skirmish, engagement, dogfight, affray, fray, encounter, confrontation
1. 1.1Soccer A tiebreaker decided by each side taking a specified number of penalty kicks.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But City's hopes of winning their own centenary tournament foundered on a penalty shoot-out yesterday.
  In the past I've won competitions on shoot-outs but now I know what it's like to lose one.
  The only certainty when it comes to a penalty shoot-out is that it will, for someone, be ‘me’.
  Both teams look like they're happy to have a penalty shoot-out to see who has the honour of losing to Italy in the next round.
  If the match is still level, a penalty shoot-out will decide who faces Sweden or Holland in the semi-final.
  With the two teams still locked in a goalless stalemate at the end of extra-time, the game was decided by a penalty shoot-out.
  As an excuse, it did little to explain why England seem cursed never to win a penalty shoot-out.
  Has a goalkeeper even been sent off for a second yellow card during a penalty shoot-out?
  The teams could not be separated over the two legs and it all came down to a penalty shoot-out.
  And every time an England player misses in a decisive shoot-out at a major championship the pressure on the next set of players to step up for their country becomes even greater.
  As the sides were level at the end of extra-time a penalty shoot-out was required to decide the outcome.
  Two of the other three quarter-finals also required a result to be decided by a penalty shoot-out.
  They also endured a five-a-side match and a penalty shoot-out.
  That's not necessarily so when footballers walk the plank in a penalty shoot-out.
  A shattered Bradford side lost the penalty shoot-out and had to settle for the runners-up trophy.
  The referee blows for full time and it's time for a penalty shoot-out.
  That triumph also came after a penalty shoot-out, and was made all the more remarkable by the fact that it was achieved in the Roman's own home stadium.
  As the host nation, the one thing you don't want to be involved in is a penalty shoot-out.
  Having said that it may offer us a little advantage if the game goes into extra time or there is a penalty shoot-out.
  If nobody scores then, there'll be a penalty shoot-out.

单词	shoot-out
释义	Definition of shoot-out in English: shoot-out nounˈʃuːtaʊtˈʃu ˌdaʊt informal 1A decisive gun battle. we had all got cap pistols for Christmas and gathered in Dr Hadley's backyard for a shoot-out Example sentencesExamples There are no special-effects, no car chases or shoot-outs, just a touching, fascinating sense of humanity that left audiences spellbound. A number of encounters and shoot-outs have been listed by media. He thought it would win him extra respect in his neighbourhood, where murders, shoot-outs and drug deals were all part of life's rich tapestry. They engage in a shoot-out with Vittorio who eventually runs out the back door. The film is fairly conventional in its execution, harking back to the westerns of everyone's youth with its evocative sunsets, campfire conversations and shoot-outs. The battle, involving about 270 soldiers, resulted in a shoot-out lasting some 20 minutes. His character's primary trait is volatility, which is handy for saloon brawls and shoot-outs. They told police that a financial dispute between their husbands led to arguments that ended in the shoot-out. Or people dying in any other way - war, bomb blasts, shoot-outs whatever… These visceral shoot-outs, in buildings of super-realistic detail, are strung together by plot-development scenes in hand-drawn comic-strip style. Oh yes, there were brawls, and shoot-outs every day at noon, except for Sunday. Minority Report features its share of shoot-outs, fights, and chase scenes, some of which are quite spectacular. The shoot-out at Ramsbottom Station was a re-enactment of the battle of Falaise, in northern France, during the second world war. The movie is monotonous and dull, with lots of fiery explosions, perfunctory shoot-outs, and gory battles failing to generate any excitement. I remember local TV covering fires, riots, quakes, floods, shoot-outs, and other plane crashes, and I won't say they were always models of restrained journalism. Thanks to auto-aiming, the shoot-outs are even simpler. Synonyms fight, conflict, armed conflict, clash, struggle, skirmish, engagement, dogfight, affray, fray, encounter, confrontation 1.1Soccer A tiebreaker decided by each side taking a specified number of penalty kicks. Example sentencesExamples The only certainty when it comes to a penalty shoot-out is that it will, for someone, be ‘me’. As an excuse, it did little to explain why England seem cursed never to win a penalty shoot-out. If the match is still level, a penalty shoot-out will decide who faces Sweden or Holland in the semi-final. That's not necessarily so when footballers walk the plank in a penalty shoot-out. Having said that it may offer us a little advantage if the game goes into extra time or there is a penalty shoot-out. Both teams look like they're happy to have a penalty shoot-out to see who has the honour of losing to Italy in the next round. As the host nation, the one thing you don't want to be involved in is a penalty shoot-out. They also endured a five-a-side match and a penalty shoot-out. The referee blows for full time and it's time for a penalty shoot-out. Has a goalkeeper even been sent off for a second yellow card during a penalty shoot-out? But City's hopes of winning their own centenary tournament foundered on a penalty shoot-out yesterday. If nobody scores then, there'll be a penalty shoot-out. Two of the other three quarter-finals also required a result to be decided by a penalty shoot-out. The teams could not be separated over the two legs and it all came down to a penalty shoot-out. With the two teams still locked in a goalless stalemate at the end of extra-time, the game was decided by a penalty shoot-out. As the sides were level at the end of extra-time a penalty shoot-out was required to decide the outcome. In the past I've won competitions on shoot-outs but now I know what it's like to lose one. A shattered Bradford side lost the penalty shoot-out and had to settle for the runners-up trophy. That triumph also came after a penalty shoot-out, and was made all the more remarkable by the fact that it was achieved in the Roman's own home stadium. And every time an England player misses in a decisive shoot-out at a major championship the pressure on the next set of players to step up for their country becomes even greater. Definition of shoot-out in US English: shoot-out nounˈSHo͞o ˌdoutˈʃu ˌdaʊt informal 1A decisive gun battle. Example sentencesExamples Oh yes, there were brawls, and shoot-outs every day at noon, except for Sunday. He thought it would win him extra respect in his neighbourhood, where murders, shoot-outs and drug deals were all part of life's rich tapestry. There are no special-effects, no car chases or shoot-outs, just a touching, fascinating sense of humanity that left audiences spellbound. The film is fairly conventional in its execution, harking back to the westerns of everyone's youth with its evocative sunsets, campfire conversations and shoot-outs. Minority Report features its share of shoot-outs, fights, and chase scenes, some of which are quite spectacular. Thanks to auto-aiming, the shoot-outs are even simpler. I remember local TV covering fires, riots, quakes, floods, shoot-outs, and other plane crashes, and I won't say they were always models of restrained journalism. They engage in a shoot-out with Vittorio who eventually runs out the back door. His character's primary trait is volatility, which is handy for saloon brawls and shoot-outs. These visceral shoot-outs, in buildings of super-realistic detail, are strung together by plot-development scenes in hand-drawn comic-strip style. The movie is monotonous and dull, with lots of fiery explosions, perfunctory shoot-outs, and gory battles failing to generate any excitement. Or people dying in any other way - war, bomb blasts, shoot-outs whatever… They told police that a financial dispute between their husbands led to arguments that ended in the shoot-out. The shoot-out at Ramsbottom Station was a re-enactment of the battle of Falaise, in northern France, during the second world war. A number of encounters and shoot-outs have been listed by media. The battle, involving about 270 soldiers, resulted in a shoot-out lasting some 20 minutes. Synonyms fight, conflict, armed conflict, clash, struggle, skirmish, engagement, dogfight, affray, fray, encounter, confrontation 1.1Soccer A tiebreaker decided by each side taking a specified number of penalty kicks. Example sentencesExamples But City's hopes of winning their own centenary tournament foundered on a penalty shoot-out yesterday. In the past I've won competitions on shoot-outs but now I know what it's like to lose one. The only certainty when it comes to a penalty shoot-out is that it will, for someone, be ‘me’. Both teams look like they're happy to have a penalty shoot-out to see who has the honour of losing to Italy in the next round. If the match is still level, a penalty shoot-out will decide who faces Sweden or Holland in the semi-final. With the two teams still locked in a goalless stalemate at the end of extra-time, the game was decided by a penalty shoot-out. As an excuse, it did little to explain why England seem cursed never to win a penalty shoot-out. Has a goalkeeper even been sent off for a second yellow card during a penalty shoot-out? The teams could not be separated over the two legs and it all came down to a penalty shoot-out. And every time an England player misses in a decisive shoot-out at a major championship the pressure on the next set of players to step up for their country becomes even greater. As the sides were level at the end of extra-time a penalty shoot-out was required to decide the outcome. Two of the other three quarter-finals also required a result to be decided by a penalty shoot-out. They also endured a five-a-side match and a penalty shoot-out. That's not necessarily so when footballers walk the plank in a penalty shoot-out. A shattered Bradford side lost the penalty shoot-out and had to settle for the runners-up trophy. The referee blows for full time and it's time for a penalty shoot-out. That triumph also came after a penalty shoot-out, and was made all the more remarkable by the fact that it was achieved in the Roman's own home stadium. As the host nation, the one thing you don't want to be involved in is a penalty shoot-out. Having said that it may offer us a little advantage if the game goes into extra time or there is a penalty shoot-out. If nobody scores then, there'll be a penalty shoot-out.
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