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Rzy649 Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
What is"Hot shot"mean?
In backstreet boy's <miss america>,I heard a word that:"...Hot shot,clean my world..."what is "hot shot"mean?
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"what is "hot shot"mean? It's a slang term. It means someone who is great at something/everything , or even someone who thinks they are great at something/everything .
- "what is "hot shot"mean?
- It's a slang term.
- It means someone who is great at something/everything , or even someone who thinks they are great at something/everything .
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
In backstreet boy's <miss america>,I heard a word that:"...Hot shot,clean my world..."what is "hot shot"mean?
It's a slang term. It means someone who is great at something/everything, or even someone who thinks they are great at something/everything.
Best wishes, Clive
In backstreet boy's <miss america>,I heard a word that:"...Hot shot,clean my world..."what is "hot shot"mean?
It's a slang term. It means someone who is great at something/everything, or even someone who thinks they are great at something/everything.
Best wishes, Clive
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CliveHi,Hi Clive,
In backstreet boy's <miss america>,I heard a word that:"...Hot shot,clean my world..."what is "hot shot"mean?
It's a slang term. It means someone who is great at something/everything, or even someone who thinks they are great at something/everything.
Best wishes, Clive
Can I say
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Hi,
Yes. But it's a countable noun, so you need to say 'I'm a hotshot at cooking' or 'I'm the hotshot at cooking in my family'.
My dictionary has it as one word, although you'll sometimes see it as two words or with a hyphen. That's because it's a rather informal term.
Best wishes, Clive
Yes. But it's a countable noun, so you need to say 'I'm a hotshot at cooking' or 'I'm the hotshot at cooking in my family'.
My dictionary has it as one word, although you'll sometimes see it as two words or with a hyphen. That's because it's a rather informal term.
Best wishes, Clive
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I think "a hotshot at cooking" is ok because "hotshot" is a noun.
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