past simple and past participle of shoot

to prevent something or someone from entering a place:

to tell someone that you cannot see them or do something for them, or to stop someone from doing something, until a later time:

to accept and support a plan or suggestion:

to be or become popular or friendly with someone:

to become interested in an activity or subject, or start being involved in an activity:

to find something:

to praise a person or an achievement by comparing them to someone or something very good:

to finish something in an enjoyable or successful way:

to praise a person or an achievement by comparing them to someone or something very good:

to support an idea, or to agree with someones opinion:

to succeed in talking to someone on the phone:

the outer or furthest point of something:

the side of a blade that cuts, or any sharp part of an object that could cut:

the outer or furthest point of something:

to get something from someone with difficulty, especially information or money:

to begin a sexual relationship with someone:

If something gets you down, it makes you feel unhappy or depressed. :

to try to persuade someone to act in a wise way or to change their behaviour or a decision, by explaining why it is a good idea:

to cost someone a large amount of money: