Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Firing"s

A: "All up" means to come to an end, to finish, to be beaten (in the sense of losing), or die. I don't think it would be very common to use that expression these days. Other similar expressions that might be used a little more frequently are:
- game up
- game over
- all over

Also, in your text, the expression "beat a retreat", refers to the drummer(s) in an army (in historical times) playing a particular sound, indicating that the troops should retreat. It is now used in more of a general sense, meaning to get out of some place or some situation.

A: قصدك"you are firing "
الكلمة لها معنيين
أنت تطلق النار
أنت تفصل(يعني تفصل
شخص من العمل)

A: I can only think about gun 🔫 clips from a semi automatic weapon and you shoot pots out in a field instead as a gun range. So they will make a ding sound when you shoot it continously.

A: full power. working at peak efficiency.

A: Sound like it was in a battle? The sound of guns firing was too loud, so nobody could hear the single drum (more drums were needed)

A: He was caught firing the gun.
I hope you don’t plan on firing me!

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A: @richurchoi Oh, yes! Also in that case, the phrase would flow better like this:

"I tried firing a shotgun for the first time."

A: I think most people would say "What are you shooting at?" A military person or someone really into guns would probably say "What are you firing at?"

Shoot and fire mean the same thing, but "fire" is a more technical version of saying it, and "shoot" is used casually. So "fire" in this statement is only unnatural if the person asking the question is not someone that cares about technical slang regarding firearms.

A: I think that firing employees will make them lose their sense of trust in the company, their feel of having a secure job and this would make them less productive employees who don’t have any loyalty to the company.

A: It's fine, Max!

A: It means like activations