a player in sports like soccer or basketball who is skilled at scoring goals or baskets

to use a syringe or needle to force medicine or fluid into the body; to give an injection

to shoot, fire, or launch a projectile such as a rocket, missile, or satellite

to shoot or fire a weapon such as a gun or artillery at a target

radiation; to radiate or emit energy in the form of waves or particles, such as electromagnetic waves or radioactive decay.

to kick, throw, or hit the ball toward the goal in sports such as soccer, handball, or hockey in order to score

To emit rays of light or energy from a central point outward; also used to describe radioactivity.

to shine on; to light up; to irradiate

To bounce back from a surface (of light, sound, heat, etc.)

a sterile solution, suspension, or emulsion used for medical injections into the body or blood vessels; common examples include glucose or saline solutions

the property of certain elements to spontaneously emit radiation as their atomic nuclei decay; also used to describe things that are radioactive

the bending of light, sound, or radio waves as they pass from one medium into another

A stream of high-energy particles or electromagnetic waves, such as X-rays or alpha rays.

to shoot out; to gush out; to jet out; to emit or eject

a mechanical or power-driven device used to launch projectiles, shells, or munitions; launcher; shooting machine

to spray, spurt, or jet; to gush out under pressure, especially liquids, gases, or powders

medical instrument used for injecting fluids into or withdrawing them from the body, typically made of plastic or glass and fitted with a needle

the horizontal distance from the point of fire to the point of impact; range of fire; reach

To protect against radiation or provide protection from harmful rays

To project or cast light, a gaze, or feelings onto something or someone

To fire a machine gun or automatic weapon with a side-to-side sweeping motion; to rake with gunfire.

radio frequency; an electromagnetic wave frequency that can be radiated from an antenna into space, typically ranging from 3 kHz to 300 GHz

to make a powerful shot or score a strong goal, especially in sports like soccer or handball

to shine onto a surface; to reflect or cast light upon

The sport or activity of shooting arrows with a bow.

to pass through or be transmitted through a medium, typically referring to light or other radiation; transmission

to ejaculate; the process by which a male releases semen from the body

(physics) the phenomenon of light, waves, or particles being deflected into various directions due to an uneven medium; also known as [[乱反射|亂反射|luan4 fan3 she4]]

To launch, catapult, or eject something using elastic force or pressure.

An automatic reaction to a specific stimulus that is learned through experience or training, such as a dog salivating at the sound of a bell.

the process by which waves such as light or sound bend around an obstacle or spread through an opening; also called [[绕射|繞射|rao4 she4]]

A place used for shooting practice, training, or competitions; a firing range

To refer to someone or something indirectly; to make an oblique reference or use innuendo.

a medical procedure where liquid medicine is injected into the tissue under the skin; subcutaneous injection

department of radiology in a hospital

sputtering; the ejection of atoms from a surface through the impact of energetic particles

A platform or stand used for launching missiles, rockets, or other projectiles

A designated area for launching rockets, typically composed of testing areas, launch zones, a command center, and ground monitoring systems.

Force that radiates from a central point in all directions

artillery designed for attacking aircraft or other targets in the sky

radioactive rays; radiation; high-energy beams emitted from an atomic nucleus during radioactive decay

of radioactive atomic nuclei, to emit alpha, beta, or gamma rays, or neutrons

laser; a loanword used primarily in Taiwan, also known as [[激光|激光|ji1 guang1]] in Mainland China

a material or substance that emits radiation, such as a radioactive isotope; specifically the point or device from which radiation originates

a device used to spray liquids, gases, or powders under pressure; spraying apparatus

(geometry) the process of projecting a geometric figure onto a plane or line

the skills of horsemanship and archery

a form of electromagnetic radiation of very high frequency and energy emitted during radioactive decay

electronic device that sends out signals; radio or television transmitter