shoot-out

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++ˈshoot-out noun [countable]  FIGHTa fight using guns 开枪格斗，枪战 a shoot-out with police 和警察的枪战 → penalty shoot-out

Examples from the Corpus

shoot-out• And what's it like knowing your dear daddy died in a shoot-out?• The young gunman was on a truck fleeing the scene of a shoot-out with marines in Mogadishu.• At the penalty shoot-out the same dogged evenness was maintained - it went to sudden death.• Hence the importance of today's shoot-out to both clubs.• In fact it figures the three companies will be the only survivors of the coming silicon shoot-out.• They discover that the marker commemorating the shoot-out was destroyed by an earthquake in 1983.• In the shoot-out one Klansman was killed, and five others were seriously wounded.

ˈshoot-out nounChineseSyllable  

fight Corpus a using guns

shoot-out
ˈshoot-out noun [countable]
a fight using guns:
    a shoot-out with police
⇨ penalty shoot-out

shoot-outBrE /ˈʃuːt aʊt/ 🔊NAmE /ˈʃuːt aʊt/ 🔊 nouna fight that is fought with guns until one side is killed or defeated 你死我活的枪战  ➡  see also penalty shoot-out