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Adjective: one-shot  'wún,shót
Usage: informal
  1. Having only one opportunity or chance
    "It's a one-shot deal, so we can't afford to mess it up"
Noun: one shot
  1. A charge of ammunition for a single shot
    "The hunter had only one shot left in his rifle";
    - round, unit of ammunition
Noun: one-shot  'wún,shót
  1. (AI) learning or inference task where the model must make predictions based on only one or very few examples
    "The one-shot learning algorithm could classify new objects after seeing just one example of each class"

Derived forms: one-shots, one shots

Type of: ammo [informal], ammunition

Encyclopedia: One-shot

One shot