Pronunciation: /træpʃuːtɪŋ/
noun a sport in which participants use shotguns to shoot at clay targets that are mechanically flung into the air
A1 I tried trapshooting for the first time and it was a lot of fun.
A2 My brother is really good at trapshooting and competes in tournaments.
B1 I joined a trapshooting club to improve my skills and meet other enthusiasts.
B2 Trapshooting requires a lot of focus and precision to hit the targets.
C1 After years of practice, I finally achieved my goal of becoming a trapshooting champion.
C2 The trapshooting event at the Olympics showcased the incredible talent of the athletes.
formal Trapshooting is a popular sport that involves shooting at clay targets.
informal I heard there's a trapshooting competition happening next weekend.
slang Let's go out to the range and do some trapshooting.
figurative Avoiding negative thoughts is like trapshooting - you have to aim carefully and stay focused.
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