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Definitions from the WebTerm: Shoot the Moon Part of Speech: Verb phrase Senses and Usages: 1. To strive for exceptionally high goals or to take exceptional risks in order to achieve success. - Example: She decided to shoot the moon and apply to all top universities. - Example: Despite the risks, he shot the moon and invested all his savings into his startup. 2. To attempt to win all, or the maximum possible, points or prizes in a game or competition. - Example: The team decided to shoot the moon and go for all the bonus points in the final round. - Example: Instead of playing it safe, she shot the moon and bet all her tokens for a chance to win big. 3. To take a photograph of the moon, especially a close-up or detailed shot. - Example: The photographer decided to shoot the moon using a powerful telescope. - Example: The astrophotographer's stunning image of the moon was captured by shooting the moon with a specialized camera lens. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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