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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Meant to be in shot
"this time his wife & children are meant to be shot."
The meaning of shot is a single(individual) appearance?
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Anonymous The meaning of shot is a single(individual) appearance? Appearance? I don't see how "shot" has to do with any kind of appearance.
- Anonymous The meaning of shot is a single(individual) appearance?
- Appearance?
- I don't see how "shot" has to do with any kind of appearance.
- Does the context indicate 'shot with a gun' or 'shot with a camera'?
- Also, "in shot" (in your header) and "shot" (in the body of your post) are two different things.
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AnonymousThe meaning of shot is a single(individual) appearance?
Appearance? I don't see how "shot" has to do with any kind of appearance.
Does the context indicate 'shot with a gun' or 'shot with a camera'?
Also, "in shot" (in your header) and "shot" (in the body of your post) are two different things. The first might have been intended to be
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