Pronunciation: /dɛd ʃɑt/
noun a person who is very skilled at shooting a gun
A1 He is a dead shot when it comes to playing darts.
A2 The sniper was known as a dead shot, never missing his target.
B1 The detective was considered a dead shot at solving difficult cases.
B2 The archer was a dead shot, hitting the bullseye every time.
C1 The expert marksman was a dead shot with any type of firearm.
C2 The professional sharpshooter was known as a dead shot in competitions around the world.
adjective describing someone who is very accurate and skilled at shooting a gun
A1 He is a dead shot when it comes to playing darts.
A2 She's a dead shot with a bow and arrow.
B1 The sniper is known for being a dead shot, rarely missing his target.
B2 The detective was a dead shot at solving mysteries, never leaving a case unsolved.
C1 The expert marksman was a dead shot in any shooting competition he entered.
C2 The renowned sharpshooter was considered a dead shot in the world of competitive shooting.
formal The sniper was known for being a dead shot, never missing his target.
informal My friend thinks he's a dead shot at darts, but he always ends up hitting the wall.
slang That guy is a dead shot with a basketball, he never misses a shot.
figurative She's a dead shot when it comes to solving puzzles, she always gets it right on the first try.
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