1The action or practice of shooting with a gun.

一年两万宗致命的枪击事件。

1. 1.1 The sport or pastime of shooting with a gun.
   射；射击；枪杀（事件）
   Example sentencesExamples

   • Cowboy shooting is taking the country by storm.
   • As Britain's largest country sports organisation, BASC is committed to providing training in the safe use of guns to young people interested in taking up the sport of shooting.
   • In fact, gun ownership or enjoyment of sport shooting doesn't seem to be tied to wealth or social class at all.
   • Weightlifting and even sports such as fencing and shooting may also have cause for concern.
   • More than an antique gun club, cowboy action shooting is a sport devoted to preserving the styles and ideals as well as the weapons of the Old West.
   • Many of these competitors began the sport of shooting with air guns bought from local shops.
   • Cowboy action shooting doesn't have a lot of negatives about it.
   • A gamekeeper who works for a private estate in the valley said other country sports like fishing and shooting were threatened if a ban was introduced.
   • At one time, I felt the socializing aspect of cowboy shooting should be played down.
   • For the more active there is an adjacent 18 hole golf course and other outdoor pursuits such as archery and clay pigeon shooting are possible in the grounds.
   • Field sports, including shooting, stalking and fishing, have long been an integral part of life in Scotland and many disciplines are synonymous with the country itself.
   • Gary added: ‘The air weapons section is growing and we hope to be a competitive force in the sport of shooting.’
   • Fish shooting is a sport in Vermont and every spring, hunters break out their artillery and head to the marshes to exercise their right to shoot fish.
   • He had a great interest in sport, especially fishing, boxing, coursing shooting and soccer.
   • The inaugural games of the modern Olympics, held in Athens in 1896, included shooting, and the sport has been part of the Commonwealth Games since 1966.
   • We expected medals in hockey, tennis, long jump and shooting.
   • The association says grouse shooting conserves both the birds and the heather.
   • He told me he also enjoys trap and skeet shooting with his daughters.
   • My friend did some skeet shooting from various stands, I guess you call them.
   • Do not expect to feel up to a little grouse shooting when you disembark.
2. 1.2 The right of shooting game over an area of land.
   狩猎权
   Example sentencesExamples

   • There also is fishing available in local lochs, and stalking or grouse shooting on neighbouring estates.
3. 1.3count noun An estate or other area rented to shoot over.
   狩猎场

2The action of filming or photographing a scene, film, etc.

1Moving or growing quickly.

快速移动的光束在海面上掠过。

1. 1.1 (of a pain) sudden and piercing.
   （疼痛）剧烈的，钻心的
   I often feel a shooting pain at the end of my left arm

   Example sentencesExamples

   • The girl was thrown to the ground and landed on her lower spine, sending a shooting pain up her back and she was unable to get up.
   • A cold shooting pain from her arms is her reward.
   • When I turned 28, I started suffering from sharp, shooting pains in my knees.
   • Simultaneously, a shooting pain went through my left wrist.
   • Chemo medicine may cause temporary nerve damage, which can result in burning, numbness, tingling, or shooting pain in the fingers and toes.
   • Then one day at work, I started getting shooting pains along my scar line from my previous birth.
   • This kind of shooting pain is very common and usually normal.
   • When I went to yank the pillow, I had never used that muscle and sharp pains started shooting everywhere.
   • He has also had to endure shooting pains in different parts of his body, abdominal discomfort, nausea and some irregular heartbeats.
   • I had shooting pains, and my right arm and fingers and shoulder were useless.
   • If your pain persists for more than a week or is accompanied by redness, shooting pain, swelling or a clicking sound in your joints, you may have a more serious injury.
   • Now, if someone else were to do that to you, and with considerable force, you would not only experience shooting pain, but also find yourself somewhat unable to move.
   • They also help control the type of stabbing or shooting pain sometimes caused by nerve damage.
   • My right ear was sending shooting pains through my head and being the usual hypochondriac that I was I immediately diagnosed myself the worst possible illness.
   • No, I just crawl around complaining of a shooting pain in my head and sensing my vision get progressively weirder.
   • I said, ‘I feel fine, but once in a week, I have kind of shooting pain in my ribs.’
   • He is taking strong painkillers, but has bad nights, with shooting pains in his head.
   • The jolting from walking here from the scoober had caused her broken arm to have shooting pains, and this time they weren't stopping.
   • He still suffered shooting pain in his face, as well as toothache and had been left with money problems after the attack in February.
   • By the end of the ride, I was suffering from heat exhaustion and sweating profusely, and I had shooting pains in my inner thighs.

   Synonyms

   intense, excruciating, agonizing, sharp, stabbing, stinging, severe, extreme, fierce, harrowing, searing, penetrating, racking, insufferable, unbearable, unendurable, torturous