The phrase "a shot table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, gaming, or data analysis, where it refers to a table that summarizes or organizes information about shots or attempts.
Example: "The photographer presented a shot table detailing the settings used for each photo taken during the session."
Alternatives: "a shot list" or "a shooting schedule".
It's known in China by a term used to describe a shot in table tennis.
Today, the dark, stone dining room was crowded but it looked as if we actually had a shot at a table.
The film opens with a shot of a table on which two mikes have been placed, as if in wait for the two principals, who soon take their place in Mr. Kiarostami's self-conscious exercise.
Relative velocity changes are obtained for about 5 15 paths between the shot and stations for each pair of the shots (Table 1).
Watching this breathtaking, 41-shot table tennis rally from Glasgow's Commonwealth Games just might be the most thrilling thing you see all day.
What knocks me out about turtle soup is the counterintuitive seasoning: thyme and allspice; cloves and cayenne pepper; bay leaf and nutmeg; half a cup of fresh lemon juice; and, at the table, a shot of sherry.
Investors need to be able to see how these emerging categories are performing to better assess whether Stitch Fix will ultimately be a predominantly women's service or whether they have a shot at running the table across all the assisted apparel categories from men's to plus size.
Set a shot glass on a table.
Or have all of us already sold, leased or leveraged our skepticism, our intellectual property rights and our firstborn child for a seat at the table and a shot at the trough?
Grab an outdoor table and a shot of caffeine at Golf Caffe, at the south end at Ulica Petra Preradovica 2 (00 385 1 481 4746; golf-caffe.hr), then hurry back to Dolac (7) and Bistro Amfora at Dolac 2 (00 385 1 4816455) for market-fresh tuna for HRK60 (£7).
