noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a gunshot/bullet wound
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Deaths from gunshot wounds have soared in this part of London.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
wound
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The reports said two other women were being treated for gunshot wounds .
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It's three years to the day since Tony Alliss died from gunshot wounds .
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All had multiple gunshot wounds except the 4-year-old, who suffered one wound to the chest, authorities said.
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It was in a plastic sack and had gunshot wounds .
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Since 1986, gunshot wounds to children age 16 and under have increased by 300 percent in major urban areas.
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Real bodies; real blood - and with 115 very real bayonet wounds and six gunshot wounds between them.
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Six had minor gunshot wounds , the seventh had tripped over a fallen tree and broken an arm.
■ VERB
hear
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She says she heard a loud gunshot and saw a man lying on the ground.
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After hostage negotiators heard the gunshot over the phone, police waited about a half hour before entering the home.
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I heard gunshots in the back-ground as the trooper talked on the radio to Farris.
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Authorities were talking to him by telephone shortly before noon on Friday when they heard a gunshot and the line went dead.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a gunshot wound
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All this was in the background when the gunshots rang out in the National Theater.
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Another was already on the way, off-target because Zeno hadn't expected the gunshot .
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Authorities were talking to him by telephone shortly before noon on Friday when they heard a gunshot and the line went dead.
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His brother, Omar, 39, died from gunshots to the head instantly after the two were attacked Monday.
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I heard gunshots in the back-ground as the trooper talked on the radio to Farris.
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No crises, no sudden terror, no gunshots and screaming in the night.
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One of the neighbours was sure to have made an anonymous call to the police, reporting the gunshot .
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When I fire one gunshot , they go.