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shoot - past tense, past participle: shot, present participle: shooting, plural form: shoots: shoot, shoot, photograph, .......
shot- n.Shells, shots, shooters vShoot, emit out, sprout vblShoot, emit, sprout The past tense and past participle of shoot.
the basketball shoots into the hoop
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Shooting is in progress.
shot:sports an attempt to score in a game, as in soccer or hockey.
Sports] Shooting: Trying to score points in a game, such as soccer or ice hockey.
baseball a home run.
Baseball] Home run.
sports games
Sports] [Game].
the flight or path of a projectile in a game.
Projectile or Throw: The flight action or route of a projectile during a match.
a stroke in a game, as in golf or billiards.
Batting: A shot in a game, such as golf or billiards.
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I don't believe his best days will come after him, but his game is a combination of athleticism and savvy that doesn't get lost easily as he gets older. The truth is that even though he's fully fit and he's an unbeatable defensive stalwart, he hasn't been able to lead Orlando forward.
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I don't believe his best days are necessarily behind him, but his game is a mix of athletic talent and savvy and will not be any easier ** because of his age. The truth is, even if he becomes completely healthy, he's such an unbeatable defensive powerhouse, it's unlikely that he'll top his Orlando run.
You can understand it if you think about it again, I just came back from playing, and I was so tired.
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I don't believe his best days are necessarily behind him, but his athletic talent and savvy in the game won't mix up to be easier to regain his age. The truth is, even if he gets completely ** out, he's an unbeatable defensive anchor and he's unlikely to be on his magic luck.
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basketball game is held yarly.
The passive sentence mainly emphasizes that the basketball game is held once a year and does not emphasize the organizer.
we hold basketball game yearly.
Active sentences.
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It also shows that the faster the point guard, the more likely he is to get rid of and create space by dribblingSo that the point guard has enough space to organize the "offense".FYI, not necessarily exactly. >
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I translated it myself, so I guarantee that I didn't use a translator.
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It also clarifies that the more the scoring guard has, the more likely he will be able to create a drop of separation and space, allowing the scoring guard to work in the room.
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It also suggests that the faster a playmaker is, the more likely he is to open up space when he makes a stop. That way, he has more options to handle the ball.
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Is there a bank nearby? Yes, it's in the middle of Main Street.
Are there any hotels nearby? Yes, there is a restaurant in front of the post office.
Where is the hospital? It's in the back of the police station.
Banks in **? It's next to the post office.
Park in**? Across the bank, behind the hospital.
Paid**in**have? They are in the middle of the post office and the library.
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Is there a bank nearby? Yes, and does it have a restaurant near Center Street? Yes, there is a hotel in front of the post office?
Behind the police station, where is the bank? It's right next to the post office, where is the park? Walk through the bank, behind the hotel **Where is the kiosk?
Between the post office and the library.
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Basketball: Basketball: Football Volleyball: Volleyball Shot Put: Shot
Tennis: Table tennis
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Hello Wang Yang, and welcome to the English Club.
Hi Ben, it's a pleasure to be part of the club, by the way, what is the membership fee?
It's great that it's free, and I'd like to see the club's schedule of activities, where I can get it you can ask the club's secretary.
I see, can I bring my friends to the club?
They need to join the club first.
Thank you, you're welcome.
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At the entrance of the English Club:
Ben: Hello, Wang Yang! Welcome to the English Club.
Wang Yang: Hello, Ben! I'm so happy to be here. By the way, how much does a membership cost?
Ben: It's free.
Wang Yang: Great! I would also like to know the club's schedule. Can I get it at **?
Ben: You can ask the club's secretary for it.
Wang Yang: I see. Can I bring my friends here?
Ben: They also need to apply for [membership] first.
Wang Yang: Thank you.
Ben: You're welcome.
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Ouch, don't you know how to use a translator?
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I feel that this is the translation of foreign languages into Chinese.