英语词组like a shot是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomlike a shotespecially BrE spoken used in order to emphasize that someone goes somewhere or does something very quickly and eagerly:If your mum thought you were in trouble, she'd be round here like a shot.I'd lend her the money like a shot if I thought she'd do something sensible with it.

NoteAlthough this idiom is used by speakers of both British and American English, it is used far more frequently in British English than it is in American.

like a shot

Very quickly and perhaps excitedly. His tires squealed as he drove out of the parking lot like a shot. I took off like a shot when I heard that my best friend's plane had finally landed.

like a shot

Very rapidly, as in When they asked for volunteers, he raised his hand like a shot. This expression alludes to the rapidity of gunfire. [Colloquial; late 1800s]

like a shot

INFORMAL

If you do something like a shot, you do it immediately and usually eagerly. If they offered me the job, I'd be off like a shot. I'd go myself like a shot but David wouldn't let me.

like a shot

without hesitation; willingly. informal

(do something) like a ˈshot

(informal) (do something) immediately or quickly, without hesitating: I’d be off like a shot if he offered me a job abroad.If she wanted him, he’d go back to her like a shot.

like a shot

Very quickly.

词组	like a shot
释义	Idiom like a shot if someone does something like a shot, they do it quickly and eagerly. If I had the chance to go to Paris, I'd be there like a shot. idiomlike a shotespecially BrE spoken used in order to emphasize that someone goes somewhere or does something very quickly and eagerly:If your mum thought you were in trouble, she'd be round here like a shot.I'd lend her the money like a shot if I thought she'd do something sensible with it. NoteAlthough this idiom is used by speakers of both British and American English, it is used far more frequently in British English than it is in American. like a shot Very quickly and perhaps excitedly. His tires squealed as he drove out of the parking lot like a shot. I took off like a shot when I heard that my best friend's plane had finally landed. like a shot Very rapidly, as in When they asked for volunteers, he raised his hand like a shot. This expression alludes to the rapidity of gunfire. [Colloquial; late 1800s] like a shot INFORMAL If you do something like a shot, you do it immediately and usually eagerly. If they offered me the job, I'd be off like a shot. I'd go myself like a shot but David wouldn't let me. like a shot without hesitation; willingly. informal (do something) like a ˈshot (informal) (do something) immediately or quickly, without hesitating: I’d be off like a shot if he offered me a job abroad.If she wanted him, he’d go back to her like a shot. like a shot Very quickly.
随便看	make something a hit make something a practice make (something) by (one's) own fair hand(s) make something by your own fair hand make something clear make something clear to make (something) clear (to one) make something from make (something) from (other things) make something from scratch make something good make something of make something of her life make something of herself make something of himself make something of his life make something of it make something of life make something of my life make something of myself make something of oneself make something of (oneself) make something of one's life make something of (one's) life make something of our lives