coeng1 faat3槍法枪法
Jyutpingcoeng1 faat3
Yalechēung faat
Definition
Marksmanship; shooting skills with firearms.
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How it's used
Focuses specifically on the skill or accuracy of a shooter rather than the act of shooting itself. It is frequently used in contexts involving video games, action movies, or police training to describe how well someone hits their target. The term implies a level of consistency or talent developed through practice.
Examples
He rarely practices shooting, so his marksmanship is naturally not good.
Related words
Common phrases
marksmanship as if guided by a god
accurate marksmanship
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 射擊, which refers to the act of shooting or the sport of shooting. Use 槍法 when evaluating the quality or precision of the performance.
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Grammar guides
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