英语词汇bullet的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

bullet /ˈbʊlət, ˈbʊlɪt/ noun a small piece of metal that you fire from a gunverbs + bulletfire a bullet Police fired rubber bullets into the crowd.put a bullet through/in sth They threatened to put a bullet through his brain.spray bullets (=fire a lot of bullets) The soldier lifted the machine gun and sprayed bullets at the wall.take a bullet (=be hit by a bullet) Taylor took a bullet to the chest and later died.bullet + verbsa bullet hits/strikes sb/sth The first bullet hit him in the back.a bullet misses sb/sth The bullet narrowly missed her heart.a bullet enters sb’s chest/brain etc There was a scar where the bullet had entered his shoulder.a bullet pierces sth (=makes a hole in something) One bullet pierced the side of his protective jacket.a bullet is lodged in sb’s chest/brain etc (=is stuck in that part of the body) Surgeons are trying to remove a bullet lodged in his neck.a bullet flies somewhere Bullets were flying around our heads.a bullet whistles past (=moves fast making a noise) I heard a bullet whistle past me.a bullet ricochets off sth (=hits something and moves away from it again) The bullet ricocheted off a wall.bullet + nounsa bullet wound He was brought into hospital with a bullet wound in his leg.a bullet hole There were two bullet holes in the windscreen.adjectivesa stray bullet (=one that is not intended to hit that person or thing) He was tragically killed by a stray bullet.a rubber/plastic bullet (=one that is not designed to kill) The police started firing rubber bullets at the protesters.phrasesa hail/volley of bullets (=a lot of bullets fired together) Officers were met by a hail of bullets from the house.be riddled with bullets (=be hit by a lot of bullets) The car was riddled with bullets.

词组	bullet
释义	bullet /ˈbʊlət, ˈbʊlɪt/ noun a small piece of metal that you fire from a gunverbs + bulletfire a bullet Police fired rubber bullets into the crowd.put a bullet through/in sth They threatened to put a bullet through his brain.spray bullets (=fire a lot of bullets) The soldier lifted the machine gun and sprayed bullets at the wall.take a bullet (=be hit by a bullet) Taylor took a bullet to the chest and later died.bullet + verbsa bullet hits/strikes sb/sth The first bullet hit him in the back.a bullet misses sb/sth The bullet narrowly missed her heart.a bullet enters sb’s chest/brain etc There was a scar where the bullet had entered his shoulder.a bullet pierces sth (=makes a hole in something) One bullet pierced the side of his protective jacket.a bullet is lodged in sb’s chest/brain etc (=is stuck in that part of the body) Surgeons are trying to remove a bullet lodged in his neck.a bullet flies somewhere Bullets were flying around our heads.a bullet whistles past (=moves fast making a noise) I heard a bullet whistle past me.a bullet ricochets off sth (=hits something and moves away from it again) The bullet ricocheted off a wall.bullet + nounsa bullet wound He was brought into hospital with a bullet wound in his leg.a bullet hole There were two bullet holes in the windscreen.adjectivesa stray bullet (=one that is not intended to hit that person or thing) He was tragically killed by a stray bullet.a rubber/plastic bullet (=one that is not designed to kill) The police started firing rubber bullets at the protesters.phrasesa hail/volley of bullets (=a lot of bullets fired together) Officers were met by a hail of bullets from the house.be riddled with bullets (=be hit by a lot of bullets) The car was riddled with bullets.
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