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shoot off

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? shoot off
vi
(= rush off)davonschießen, losjagen (inf)
(sl, = ejaculate) → abspritzen (sl)
vt sepabschießen; gun etc alsoabfeuern; to shoot one’s mouth off (inf, indiscreetly) → tratschen (inf); (boastfully) → das Maul aufreißen (inf); he’ll start shooting his mouth off to the policeer wird bei der Polizei anfangen zu quatschen (inf)


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Many of them shoot off to camping or visiting their relatives.
Byline: By NIGEL RINGLAND DAVID Beattie fired his way to Commonwealth silver medal in a dramatic shoot off in yesterday.
SPENNYMOOR came out on top of the triple team shoot off for the Cleveland and North Yorkshire League title at Marne.
 
 
 
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