{v. phr.} 1. To tell before firing where a bullet will hit. * /An expert rifleman can call his shot regularly./ * /The wind was strong and John couldn't call his shots./ 2. or[call the turn] To tell in advance the result of something before you do it. * /Mary won three games in a row, just as she said she would. She called her turns well./ * /Nothing ever happens as Tom says it will. He is very poor at calling his turns./
{v. phr.} 1. To tell before firing where a bullet will hit. * /An expert rifleman can call his shot regularly./ * /The wind was strong and John couldn't call his shots./ 2. or[call the turn] To tell in advance the result of something before you do it. * /Mary won three games in a row, just as she said she would. She called her turns well./ * /Nothing ever happens as Tom says it will. He is very poor at calling his turns./
call one's shot expr AmE infml 1. You should call your shot Скажи, что ты, собственно говоря, собираешься делать 2. When you called him a jerk, you sure called your shot Когда ты назвала его придурком, я сразу понял, как ты к нему относишься
expr AmE infml
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You should call your shot — Скажи, что ты, собственно говоря, собираешься делать
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When you called him a jerk, you sure called your shot — Когда ты назвала его придурком, я сразу понял, как ты к нему относишься