shoot-out in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for shoot-out in the English»French Dictionary

shoot-out [Brit ˈʃuːtaʊt, Am ˈʃu ˌdaʊt] N inf

shoot-out

fusillade f

penalty shoot-out N SPORTS

penalty shoot-out

tirs mpl au but

to decide a match by a penalty shoot-out

départager deux équipes aux tirs aux buts

I.shoot out VB [Brit ʃuːt -, Am ʃut -] (shoot out)

shoot out flame, water:

shoot out

jaillir

the car shot out of a side street

la voiture est sortie en trombe d'une petite rue

to shoot one's foot/arm out

tendre la jambe/le bras

the snake shot its tongue out

le serpent a dardé sa langue

to shoot it out inf gunmen:

régler leurs comptes à coups de feu

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to shoot out of/into/down sth

sortir de/entrer dans/descendre qc en flèche

Translations for shoot-out in the French»English Dictionary

fusillade [fyzijad] N f

1. fusillade:

fusillade (bruit)

gunfire uncountable

fusillade (bataille)

shoot-out

un bruit de fusillade

a noise of gunfire

2. fusillade (exécution):

fusillade

shooting

départager [depaʀtaʒe] VB trans

1. départager (trancher parmi):

départager personnes, concurrents, opinions

to decide between

le vote du président va départager les voix

the chairman has the casting vote

départager un jury

to bring the members of a jury to agreement

départager deux équipes aux tirs aux buts

to decide a match with a penalty shoot-out

2. départager (séparer):

départager terrain

to separate

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jaillir voiture:

to shoot out (de from)

être éliminé aux tirs au but

to be knocked out in a penalty shoot-out

partir bouchon:

to shoot out

shoot-out in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for shoot-out in the English»French Dictionary

I.shoot out VB intr

shoot out flame, water

jaillir

shoot out person, car

partir en trombe

II.shoot out VB trans

to shoot it out inf

avoir un règlement de compte

to shoot out one's tongue

tirer la langue

shoot-out Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to shoot out one's tongue

tirer la langue