Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 射撃する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 射しゃ 撃げき する 射しゃ 撃げき しない Polite 射しゃ 撃げき します 射しゃ 撃げき しません Past polite 射しゃ 撃げき しました 射しゃ 撃げき しませんでした Past 射しゃ 撃げき した 射しゃ 撃げき しなかった Te-form 射しゃ 撃げき して 射しゃ 撃げき しないで Desire 射しゃ 撃げき したい 射しゃ 撃げき したくない Potential 射しゃ 撃げき できる 射しゃ 撃げき できない Passive 射しゃ 撃げき される 射しゃ 撃げき されない Causative 射しゃ 撃げき させる 射しゃ 撃げき させない Causative passive 射しゃ 撃げき させられる 射しゃ 撃げき させられない Volitional 射しゃ 撃げき しよう Polite volitional 射しゃ 撃げき しましょう Imperative 射しゃ 撃げき しろ 射しゃ 撃げき するな Conditional 射しゃ 撃げき すれば 射しゃ 撃げき しなければ Tara conditional 射しゃ 撃げき したら 射しゃ 撃げき しなかったら
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 に 向む けて 射しゃ 撃げき する to shoot at (a target)
The athlete fired at the target.
射しゃ 撃げき の 練れん 習しゅう をする to practice shooting
I practice shooting every Saturday.
射しゃ 撃げき の 腕うで がいい to be a skilled marksman
He is known for his skill in marksmanship.
〈 人ひと 〉 に 射しゃ 撃げき を 命めい じる to order someone to open fire
The captain ordered his men to open fire.
Related words· 6 発砲 emphasizes the actual discharge of a firearm (often in a legal or dramatic context), while 射撃 more broadly covers shooting as an action, training, or sport.
銃撃 usually refers to gunfire in a violent attack reported in the news, whereas 射撃 is neutral and can describe target practice or sport shooting.
狙撃 specifically means sniping or shooting from a hidden, long-range position, while 射撃 is the general term for shooting or firing.
射撃 is the native Japanese word for shooting, often used in formal or military contexts, while シューティング is a casual loanword common in sports, photography, and video games.
Show 2 more Show fewer 射撃 means shooting or marksmanship with firearms, whereas 発射 refers more broadly to firing or launching any projectile or device.
射撃 covers shooting with any firearm, including rifles and pistols, while 砲撃 refers specifically to large-gun or artillery bombardment.
Word family· 19 shooting event; shooting meet
shooting range; firing range
arrow slit; gun loop; gun port
volley firing; fusillade; broadside
firing from elbow rests
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live-fire shooting; firing practice with live ammunition
anti-aircraft fire; shooting at aircraft
covering fire · backing up; supporting (in an argument)
naval bombardment
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Etymology A Sino-Japanese compound: 射 is associated with shooting or launching a projectile, and 撃 with striking or attacking. Together they conventionally express shooting or firing at a target.
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