英语词组SPORTS - BASEBALL是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

apple

n. a baseball.

Jim slammed the apple over the plate, but the ump called it a ball.Just when I raised my arm to throw to second, the damn apple slipped out of my hand and rolled down my arm. Now, explain that!

away

mod. out (in baseball).

Jim put the last one away, and that is three outs retiring the side.There's one away and two men left on base.

beanball

n. a pitched baseball that strikes the batter on the head, usually by accident. (Baseball.)

He got hit by a beanball and went after the pitcher with a bat.The guy is a master at throwing a beanball and living to tell about it.

bottom

n. the second half of a baseball inning.

It's the bottom of the second, Wilbur 's up.Wilbur hit a double-bagger in the bottom of the second.

connect with something

in. [for a batter] to hit a ball.

Wally connected for a double.He swung, but didn't connect with the ball.

double-bagger

n. a hit good for two bases in baseball.

Wilbur hit a nice double-bagger in the top of the fourth.The hit was good for a double-bagger.

four-bagger

n. a home run in baseball.

Wilbur hit his third four-bagger of the season.Another four-bagger for Wilbur!

gopher ball

n. a baseball pitch that is hit as a home run. (When it is hit, the batter will “go for” home.)

Wilbur hit another long gopher ball straight across center field.The center fielder did a dive over the fence trying to get the gopher ball.

homer

n. a home run in baseball.

Wilbur hit one homer after another.Another homer for our team!

tr. & in. to hit a home run.

Wilbur homered another one and brought in two runs with him.Sam has never homered in six years of playing,

pinch hitter

n. a substitute batter in the game of baseball.

Sam is a pinch hitter for Ralph, who broke his wrist.Time to send in a pinch hitter.

platter and plate

n. home base or home plate in baseball. (Usually with the.)

The batter stepped up to the platter.The ump dusted off the plate.

power hitter

n. a batter in the game of baseball who can hit the ball great distances.

Ted is a real power hitter. They'll try to walk him.I'm no power hitter, but I can run like mad.

rock

n. a baseball; a basketball.

Michael shot the rock to Scottie, who turned and dropped it in the basket.Hank hit the rock with the bat and broke the bat in half.

round tripper

n. a home run in baseball.

Ted is responsible for four round trippers in Saturday's game.He hit a round tripper in the fourth inning.

screwball

n. [in baseball] a (pitched) ball that does not travel in a straight line.

Jim threw another screwball, but somehow the batter hit it.Larry always seemed to be able to hit a screwball, no matter what.

second sacker

n. the second baseman in baseball.

The second sacker missed the throw, and the runner went on home.The shortstop and the second sacker crashed into one another trying to catch a ball.

speedball

n. [in baseball] a fast (pitched) ball.

The pitcher threw a speedball, and I didn't even see it!Tom can hit almost any speedball that Mike can throw.

squeeze play

n. a special play in baseball where there is a runner on third base and the batter bunts. (With an early start the runner may reach home plate.)

They pulled off that squeeze play like the professionals they are.The crowd roared as the squeeze play paid off.

stick

n. a baseball bat. (Baseball.)

He started to run and tripped over the stick.He holds the stick up higher than most batters.

strike out

in. [for a baseball batter] to be declared out after three strikes. (Baseball.)

And so Drew Wilson strikes out for his second time in this game!He struck out in the second inning, and manager Willy “Herky” Simpson read him out then.

switch-hitter

n. a ballplayer who bats either right-handed or left-handed. (Baseball.)

Monty is a switch-hitter, but he's batting right-handed today.I'm not a switch-hitter. In fact, I can hardly hit the ball at all.

tag

tr. [in baseball] to touch a runner with the baseball.

Wilbur tagged the runner and fell flat on his face.The catcher tagged the runner, but it was too late.

top

n. the first half of a baseball inning.

Wilbur hit a nice double-bagger in the top half of the fourth.It's the third inning at the top; Wilbur's up.

triple-bagger and triple

n. a hit in baseball that gets the batter to third base.

Wilbur connected for another triple-bagger in the fifth.It's a triple for Wilbur!

词组	SPORTS - BASEBALL
释义	apple n. a baseball. Jim slammed the apple over the plate, but the ump called it a ball.Just when I raised my arm to throw to second, the damn apple slipped out of my hand and rolled down my arm. Now, explain that! away mod. out (in baseball). Jim put the last one away, and that is three outs retiring the side.There's one away and two men left on base. beanball n. a pitched baseball that strikes the batter on the head, usually by accident. (Baseball.) He got hit by a beanball and went after the pitcher with a bat.The guy is a master at throwing a beanball and living to tell about it. bottom n. the second half of a baseball inning. It's the bottom of the second, Wilbur 's up.Wilbur hit a double-bagger in the bottom of the second. connect with something in. [for a batter] to hit a ball. Wally connected for a double.He swung, but didn't connect with the ball. double-bagger n. a hit good for two bases in baseball. Wilbur hit a nice double-bagger in the top of the fourth.The hit was good for a double-bagger. four-bagger n. a home run in baseball. Wilbur hit his third four-bagger of the season.Another four-bagger for Wilbur! gopher ball n. a baseball pitch that is hit as a home run. (When it is hit, the batter will “go for” home.) Wilbur hit another long gopher ball straight across center field.The center fielder did a dive over the fence trying to get the gopher ball. homer 1. n. a home run in baseball. Wilbur hit one homer after another.Another homer for our team! 2. tr. & in. to hit a home run. Wilbur homered another one and brought in two runs with him.Sam has never homered in six years of playing, pinch hitter n. a substitute batter in the game of baseball. Sam is a pinch hitter for Ralph, who broke his wrist.Time to send in a pinch hitter. platter and plate n. home base or home plate in baseball. (Usually with the.) The batter stepped up to the platter.The ump dusted off the plate. power hitter n. a batter in the game of baseball who can hit the ball great distances. Ted is a real power hitter. They'll try to walk him.I'm no power hitter, but I can run like mad. rock n. a baseball; a basketball. Michael shot the rock to Scottie, who turned and dropped it in the basket.Hank hit the rock with the bat and broke the bat in half. round tripper n. a home run in baseball. Ted is responsible for four round trippers in Saturday's game.He hit a round tripper in the fourth inning. screwball n. [in baseball] a (pitched) ball that does not travel in a straight line. Jim threw another screwball, but somehow the batter hit it.Larry always seemed to be able to hit a screwball, no matter what. second sacker n. the second baseman in baseball. The second sacker missed the throw, and the runner went on home.The shortstop and the second sacker crashed into one another trying to catch a ball. speedball n. [in baseball] a fast (pitched) ball. The pitcher threw a speedball, and I didn't even see it!Tom can hit almost any speedball that Mike can throw. squeeze play n. a special play in baseball where there is a runner on third base and the batter bunts. (With an early start the runner may reach home plate.) They pulled off that squeeze play like the professionals they are.The crowd roared as the squeeze play paid off. stick n. a baseball bat. (Baseball.) He started to run and tripped over the stick.He holds the stick up higher than most batters. strike out in. [for a baseball batter] to be declared out after three strikes. (Baseball.) And so Drew Wilson strikes out for his second time in this game!He struck out in the second inning, and manager Willy “Herky” Simpson read him out then. switch-hitter n. a ballplayer who bats either right-handed or left-handed. (Baseball.) Monty is a switch-hitter, but he's batting right-handed today.I'm not a switch-hitter. In fact, I can hardly hit the ball at all. tag tr. [in baseball] to touch a runner with the baseball. Wilbur tagged the runner and fell flat on his face.The catcher tagged the runner, but it was too late. top n. the first half of a baseball inning. Wilbur hit a nice double-bagger in the top half of the fourth.It's the third inning at the top; Wilbur's up. triple-bagger and triple n. a hit in baseball that gets the batter to third base. Wilbur connected for another triple-bagger in the fifth.It's a triple for Wilbur!
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