Shoot around Meaning in English
expression
ˈʃut/ /ɝˈaʊn/, /ɝˈaʊnd
SHOOT-er-OWND
ʃˈuːt/ /ɐɹˈaʊnd
SHOOT-er-OWND
Definição
To casually practice shooting a basketball, usually without keeping score or playing an actual game.
Uso & Nuances
Very informal, almost always in the context of basketball; often used as 'shoot some hoops' or 'shoot baskets.' Not used for actual games. Does not mean to shoot randomly with a weapon.
Spanish: lanzar tiros - practicar lanzamientos (baloncesto)Portuguese (BR): arremessar bolas - treinar arremessos (basquete)Portuguese (PT): lançar bolas - treinar lançamentos (basquetebol)Chinese (Simplified): 随便投篮 - 投球练习（篮球）Chinese (Traditional): 隨便投籃 - 投球練習（籃球）Hindi: टहलते हुए बास्केटबॉल फेंकनाArabic: يتسلى بتسديد الكرات (كرة السلة)Bengali: ব়্যান্ডমভাবে বাস্কেটবল ছোঁড়াRussian: попрактиковаться в бросках (баскетбол)Japanese: シュート練習をする（バスケ）Vietnamese: ném bóng thoải mái (bóng rổ)Korean: 슛 연습을 하다 (농구)Turkish: atış çalışması yapmak (basketbol)Urdu: آرامی سے باسکٹ بال شوٹ کرناIndonesian: latihan melempar bola (basket)
Frases de Exemplo
Let's shoot around before practice starts.
basic
Sometimes we shoot around after school for fun.
basic
Do you want to shoot around this afternoon?
basic
We didn't play a real game, just shot around for a bit to relax.
natural
If you get to the gym early, you can shoot around until everyone arrives.
natural
I love to just shoot around and clear my head after a long day.
natural