two-shot
[too-shot]
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noun Movies, Television.
a camera shot, as a close-up, of two persons.
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Almost as surely as the two-shot holes constitute its strength, the short holes are the weakness of the course.
The Golf Courses of the British IslesBernard Darwin
The two-shot holes at Woking do not always require quite two shots.
The Golf Courses of the British IslesBernard Darwin
The fourteenth is a two-shot hole for Mr. Angus Hambro, and rather more for most other people, save under favourable conditions.
The Golf Courses of the British IslesBernard Darwin
Of the two-shot holes, the fourth is excellent, and has a formidable second shot over a big and boarded bunker.
The Golf Courses of the British IslesBernard Darwin
The remainder of the course should be made up of a variety of two-shot and three-shot holes.
The Complete Golfer [1905]Harry Vardon