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Meanings of hotshot in English

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perito
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Someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field.

perito
Usage of hotshot in English
1
Duffy needs to pay for that hotshot goalie he bought last year.
See Jane Score
2
Most hotshot young directors go to great lengths to conceal their influences.
The Guardian
3
Her hotshot agent still hadn't given up on that big movie deal.
Wrangling the redhead
4
I want a better look at that hotshot in the fancy suit.
Black house
5
Soon, however, the competition to land hotshot talent led to more extravagant bait.
Wired
6
Mazzetti held up a hand and said, Not so fast, hotshot.
The perfect woman
7
According to your file you're quite a hotshot with a blade
Patient Zero
8
But imagine you're a hotshot programmer applying for your dream job at Redmond.
Wired
9
It would make me more than just a hotshot young wizard.
Changes
10
The Derby 2018: much more than hard cash riding on hotshot Saxon Warrior
The Guardian
11
You didn't have to be a hotshot wet-behind-the-ears OPP detective to know that.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
12
And he oughta know, he was some hotshot rocket scientist for their navy.
The Neutronium Alchemist
13
But if you're such a hotshot hard guy, go ahead and try it.
Hell hath no fury
14
When Mary had been born, he'd thought he was a hotshot.
Nightwalker
15
She played tennis, enjoyed swimming, and was a hotshot at archery.
The lake
16
Art3mis: So, how's life at the top of the Scoreboard, hotshot?
Ready Player One
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