گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'bullet'

1 عمومی:: گلوله‌

2 عمومی:: گلوله‌ تفنگ‌

3 عمومی:: گلوله

1 general:: see BITE THE BULLET; SWEAT BULLETS.

2 general::   noun ADJ. live | stray | explosive | plastic, rubber | .45 calibre, etc. | machine-gun, rifle, tracer VERB + BULLET fire, spray sth with The embassy was sprayed with bullets. | shoot (used of a gun) faster than a machine-gun can shoot bullets | be riddled with The body was riddled with bullets. | put They had put a bullet through his brain. BULLET + VERB hit sb/sth, shoot sb, strike sb/sth The second bullet hit her in the back. | miss sb/sth The bullet missed his heart by less than an inch. | enter sb/sth | kill sb | be lodged, lodge Surgeons are trying to remove a bullet lodged near his spine. | go, pass | fly across, around, etc. sb/sth, rip through sb/sth, smash/thud into sb/sth, whistle past sb/sth A stray bullet whistled past his ear. | bounce, ricochet The bullets ricocheted off the stones. BULLET + NOUN hole | wound | scar PREP. ~ from It is a bullet from the same gun that killed the Italian. | ~ in/through The second bullet hit her in the back. PHRASES a hail/volley of bullets They died in a hail of bullets. | a sniper's bullet She was shot through the head by a sniper's bullet.

3 general:: noun projectile: The bullet was fired from a gun.

4 general:: bullet verbs fire a bullet • Police fired rubber bullets to break up the crowd. a bullet hits/strikes somebody • The first bullet hit him in the back. a bullet misses somebody/something • The bullet narrowly missed her heart. a bullet enters somebody's chest/brain etc • There was a scar where the bullet had entered his shoulder. a bullet is lodged in somebody'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 (= moves fast ) • Bullets were flying around our heads. a bullet whistles (= moves fast making a noise ) • I heard a bullet whistle past me. a bullet bounces/ricochets off something (= hits something and moves away from it again ) • The bullet ricocheted off a wall. put a bullet through/in something • He threatened to put a bullet through my brain. spray bullets (= fire a lot of bullets ) • The soldier lifted the machine gun and sprayed bullets through the trees. something is riddled with bullets (= something has a lot of bullets in it ) • The car was riddled with bullets. adjectives a stray bullet (= one that someone fires by mistake ) • He was tragically killed by a stray bullet. a rubber/plastic bullet (= one made of rubber/plastic, not designed to kill ) • Riot police fired plastic bullets into the air. an explosive bullet • An explosive bullet is a very unpleasant weapon. bullet + NOUN a bullet wound • He died from a bullet wound to his chest. a bullet hole • There were two bullet holes in the windscreen. phrases a hail/volley of bullets (= a lot of bullets fired all together ) • Officers were met by a hail of bullets from the house.