bullet hell
ˈbʊlɪt hɛl
Definition

Definition of bullet hell - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
video gamesRareSlangvideo game genre with many enemy bullets on screenRareSlang
  • Bullet hell games require quick reflexes and precision.
2.
intense challengeRareSlangsituation with overwhelming challenges or threatsRareSlang
  • The final level was a bullet hell of obstacles.
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Expressions with bullet

silver bulletn.
simple solution with great effectiveness
The new policy was seen as a silver bullet for the crisis.
magic bulletn.
simple remedy for a complex problem
Many believe education is a magic bullet for poverty.
be biting the bulletv.
endure a painful situation bravely
She is biting the bullet and going through the surgery.
bite the bulletv.
endure a painful or otherwise unpleasant situation that is seen as unavoidable
He decided to bite the bullet and pay the fine..
bullet with someone's name on itn.
named person destined to face death or serious harm
He felt like a bullet with his name on it after the threat.
dodge a bulletv.
avoid a dangerous or negative situation
He dodged a bullet by not investing in that company.

Expressions with hell

hell raisingn.
causing trouble for fun or excitement
The teenagers were known for their hell raising at parties.
living helln.
state or place of extreme suffering or torment
After the accident, his life became a living hell.
catch hellv.
receive severe criticism or punishment
He will catch hell for missing the meeting.
flipping hellintj.
shows anger or irritation at someone or something
Flipping hell, why won't this work!
it was hellexp.
it was extremely painful, hard, or unpleasant
The recovery after surgery was hell.
that was hellexp.
that experience was extremely painful, hard, or awful
After the stormy flight, that was hell.
beat the hell out ofv.
hit someone or something very violently many times
The gang threatened to beat the hell out of him.
go through hellv.
experience extreme difficulty or suffering
He went through hell during the divorce proceedings..
go to hellv.
express anger and contempt towards someone
She told him to go to hell after the argument.
hell of anadj.
used to greatly intensify praise or criticism
That was a hell of an idea, but a hell of a mess.

Terms related to bullet hell

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Examples of bullet hell in a sentence

  • Designing a bullet hell game requires creativity and skill.
  • The game turned into a bullet hell quickly.
  • Facing a bullet hell, he struggled to survive.

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  1. French:bullet hell, déluge de projectiles, ...
  2. German:Bullet-Hell, Bullet Hell, ...
  3. Italian:bullet hell, inferno di proiettili, ...
  4. Spanish:juego de infierno de balas, infierno de balas, ...
  5. Portuguese:bullet hell, inferno de balas, ...
  6. Chinese:弹幕射击游戏, 弹幕地狱, ...
  7. Japanese:弾幕ゲーム, 弾幕地獄, ...
  8. Arabic:ألعاب الرصاص الكثيف, جَحِيم الرَّصاص, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוֹלֶט הֶל, מַבּוּל קְלִיעִים, ...
  10. Russian:bullet hell, ад из пуль, ...
  11. Ukrainian:bullet hell, пекло куль, ...
  12. Hindi:बुलेट हेल, अत्यधिक चुनौती, ...

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