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two-shot Definition

two·-shot (-s̸hät′)

noun

Film a medium-range camera shot of two persons

two-shot Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • lead: The birdie on the seventeenth gave me a two-shot lead on the field.
  • molding: The design was verified using six sigma design of experiments on prototype 4+4 impression two-shot molding.
  • swing: Stewart also won at Hazeltine in 1991 after an 18-hole playoff with Scott Simpson, which featured a two-shot swing on the 16th hole.
  • hole: We finish off the round with a first-rate two-shot hole of 385 yards.
  • cushion: He then parred the next two holes to take a two-shot cushion into the tough closing stretch.
  • advantage: Woods fares far better two-putting for a birdie and restoring his two-shot advantage on -13.