英语词组ball是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

ball

1. noun

a thoroughly good time US, 1932.

an act of sexual intercourse US, 1970.

a single scoop of ice-cream US, 1960.

crack cocaine US, 1994.

black-tar heroin UK, 2002.

one dollar. Mainly prison slang US, 1895.► on the ballalert to any opportunity UK, 1967.► out on a ball; be riding a ball(used of a customer trading in a car) believing that your old car is worth more than it is US, 1980.► that's the way the ball bouncesthat's how things turn out US, 1952.► the ball is in your courtit is your turn; it is is your decision. A variation of the conventional phrase 'the ball is with you' UK, 1963

2. verb

to have sex US, 1952.

to fondle a man's penis US, 1968.

to thoroughly enjoy yourself US, 1942.

to go or take something somewhere very quickly US, 1939.

to insert amphetamine or meth-amphetamine in the vagina before sexual intercourse US, 1971.

to secrete and smuggle cocaine in the vagina UK, 2002.► ball the jackto travel very quickly US, 1913

idiomball► get the run of the balla ball and chainlimit used about someone or something who limits your freedom to do what you want to do:The zoo gained a bad reputation years ago that has been a ball and chain until state funding rescued it.I hope the Prime Minister realizes what a ball and chain these taxes could become to small businesses in this country.the ball is in sb's courtspoken used in order to say that someone who you are dealing with must reply to you or take some action before progress can be made in a situation:You've phoned her twice and left a message, now the ball's in her court.So what are you going to do, guys? The ball's in your court now.put the ball in sb's court: We need to write a letter that puts the ball very firmly in their court.carry the ballto do all the work, or be responsible for everything, when other people should be sharing the work or responsibility ◆ often used in business and politics:I've been doing all I can for years now - it's time for someone else to carry the ball.The last time we were working together, she disappeared and left us to carry the ball. —see feature box on page 313drop the ball AmEAmE to make a mistake or fail to do something that you are responsible for ◆ often used in business and politics:If there had been crossing gates on the tracks a life would have been saved. I'm concerned that someone dropped the ball in getting the safety measures through.The history of scientific research says that you never know where your next breakthrough is going to come from. So why have we dropped the ball on basic energy research?have a ballto enjoy yourself very much:Three months' filming in Jamaica - they must have had a ball.I've never met anyone like Frank, we just have a ball when we're together.be on the ballto be quick to notice and understand things that are happening around you:She's over eighty but she's really on the ball.Jenny seems to be on the ball about who's doing what, and what needs to be done.pick up the ball and run (with it)(also take the ball and run with it)to take an idea or opportunity that you have been given and make it successful:The director seems to have let the actors pick up the ball and run with it, and the result is an enjoyable evening at the theater.The President pointed out that he was trying to find ways to help industry, but it was up to the leaders to take the ball and run with it.play ballto behave in the way that people want or expect you to behave ◆ often used in business and politics:If his solicitors don't want to play ball, we can't make them.Baker would always talk to journalists, but Casey did not play ball.start/get/set the ball rollingto start a discussion or an activity, especially by being the first person to say or do something ◆ often used in business and politics:Training is our first topic - anybody want to start the ball rolling?Plastics recycling was not done much in this country until some of the big supermarkets set the ball rolling.the whole ball of wax AmEAmEused in order to emphasize that you are talking about everything in a group of similar things, or everything that is involved in a particular activity:"In fighting for this bill, we went for the whole ball of wax," Moore said last week, "because we believe that the family is important."The police told me the whole story - how they treated him, how he survived, who helped him, the whole ball of wax. —see also the whole shebang

ball

1. n. a wild time at a party; a good time. We really had a ball. See ya!

2. n. a testicle. (see also balls.) The teacher preferred “testicles” to “balls,” if they had to be mentioned at all.

3. in. to enjoy oneself. (Ambiguous with the next sense.) The whole crowd was balling and having a fine time.

4. in. to depart; to leave. It’s late. Let’s ball.

5. tv. & in. to copulate [with] someone. (Usually objectionable.) Isn’t there anything more to you than balling?

6. in. to play a ball game. (Probably a deliberate pun on sense 5) Bob’s out balling with the guys.

See:

(in) up to (one's) eye(ball)s
a (whole) new ballgame
a ball and chain
a ball of fire
a crystal ball
a different/new ball game
a ground ball with eyes
a kick in the balls
a totally different ballgame
a whole new ball game
advance the ball
African golf ball
air ball
airball
amazeballs
bad-ball hitter
bald as a coot/billiard ball
ball
ball (someone) out
ball and chain
ball hog
ball of fire
ball off
ball someone/something up
ball the jack
ball up
ball-breaker
ball-buster
ball-busting
balled up
balled-up
balling the jack
balls
ball's in your court, the
balls of feet
balls of the/(one's) feet
balls to the wall
balls up
balls-out
base on balls
bawl (one's) eyes out
b-ball
be behind the eight ball
be no ball of fire
be on the ball
beanball
beat off
behind the eight ball
belle of the ball
belle of the ball, the
blue balls
brass balls
break (one's) balls
break balls
break balls to do something
break one’s balls
break one’s balls to do something
break one's balls
break somebody's balls
break someone’s balls
break someone's balls
break your balls
bust (one's) balls
bust (one's) butt
bust (one's) hump
bust balls
carry the ball
coil up into (something)
cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey
cornball
crystal ball
crystal ball, look into one's
curve ball
different ball of wax
drop the ball
eight ball
end of the ball game
foul ball
furball
get (someone) by the balls
get the ball rolling
get/keep/set/start the ball rolling
go under the wrecking ball
goofball
gopher ball
great balls of fire
Great balls of fire!
hairball
have (one) by the balls
have a ball
have a lot on the ball
have a man by the balls
have on the ball
have someone by the balls
have something on the ball
have something/a lot on the ball
have the ball at (one's) feet
have the ball at your feet
have the ball in (one's) court
have the ball in court
head the ball
hit (something) out of the (ball)park
if there's grass on the field, play ball
if there's grass on the pitch, play ball
in the same ballpark
keep (an amount of) balls in the air
keep (one's) eye on the ball
keep balls in the air
keep eye on the ball
keep one's eye on the ball
keep the ball rolling
keep the ball rolling, to
keep your eye on the ball
kick (something) into the long grass
kick (something) into touch
new ball game
on the ball
on the ball, be
one’s ball and chain
palm (something)
pick up the ball and run with it
pitch (one) a curve (ball)
play ball
play ball with
play ball with (one)
play ball with someone
play ball with, to
put balls on
put balls on (something)
put balls on something
screwball
scuzzball
set the ball rolling
sleazeball
slime ball
slimeball
sludge ball
snowball into (something)
start the ball rolling
suck balls
suck donkey balls
take (one's) ball and go home
take (one's) eye off the ball
take a bawling out
take the ball and run (with it)
take the ball and run with it
take the ball before the bound
take your eye off the ball
That’s the way the ball bounces
that's how (the way) the ball bounces/cookie crumbles
that's how the ball bounces
that's the way the ball bounces
the ball is in (one's) court
the ball is in court
the ball is in someone’s court
the ball is in someone's court
the ball is in your court
the ball is in your/somebody's court
the belle of the ball
the end of the ball game
the old ball and chain
the whole ball of wax
throw (one) a curve (ball)
throw away
throw off
throw someone a curve
too many balls in the air
trip balls
V-ball
whole ball of wax
whole ball of wax, the
whole new ball game/ball of wax, a

词组	ball
释义	ball Theme: COPULATION tr. & in. to copulate (with someone). (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) Isn't there anything more to you than balling?I hear she balled him but good. Theme: PARTY n. a wild time at a party; a good time. We really had a ball. See ya!Your birthday party was a ball! Theme: PLEASURE in. to enjoy oneself. The whole crowd was balling and having a fine time.We balled the whole evening. ball 1. noun 1 a thoroughly good time US, 1932. 2 an act of sexual intercourse US, 1970. 3 a single scoop of ice-cream US, 1960. 4 crack cocaine US, 1994. 5 black-tar heroin UK, 2002. 6 one dollar. Mainly prison slang US, 1895.► on the ballalert to any opportunity UK, 1967.► out on a ball; be riding a ball(used of a customer trading in a car) believing that your old car is worth more than it is US, 1980.► that's the way the ball bouncesthat's how things turn out US, 1952.► the ball is in your courtit is your turn; it is is your decision. A variation of the conventional phrase 'the ball is with you' UK, 1963 2. verb 1 to have sex US, 1952. 2 to fondle a man's penis US, 1968. 3 to thoroughly enjoy yourself US, 1942. 4 to go or take something somewhere very quickly US, 1939. 5 to insert amphetamine or meth-amphetamine in the vagina before sexual intercourse US, 1971. 6 to secrete and smuggle cocaine in the vagina UK, 2002.► ball the jackto travel very quickly US, 1913 idiomball► get the run of the balla ball and chainlimit used about someone or something who limits your freedom to do what you want to do:The zoo gained a bad reputation years ago that has been a ball and chain until state funding rescued it.I hope the Prime Minister realizes what a ball and chain these taxes could become to small businesses in this country.the ball is in sb's courtspoken used in order to say that someone who you are dealing with must reply to you or take some action before progress can be made in a situation:You've phoned her twice and left a message, now the ball's in her court.So what are you going to do, guys? The ball's in your court now.put the ball in sb's court: We need to write a letter that puts the ball very firmly in their court.carry the ballto do all the work, or be responsible for everything, when other people should be sharing the work or responsibility ◆ often used in business and politics:I've been doing all I can for years now - it's time for someone else to carry the ball.The last time we were working together, she disappeared and left us to carry the ball. —see feature box on page 313drop the ball AmEAmE to make a mistake or fail to do something that you are responsible for ◆ often used in business and politics:If there had been crossing gates on the tracks a life would have been saved. I'm concerned that someone dropped the ball in getting the safety measures through.The history of scientific research says that you never know where your next breakthrough is going to come from. So why have we dropped the ball on basic energy research?have a ballto enjoy yourself very much:Three months' filming in Jamaica - they must have had a ball.I've never met anyone like Frank, we just have a ball when we're together.be on the ballto be quick to notice and understand things that are happening around you:She's over eighty but she's really on the ball.Jenny seems to be on the ball about who's doing what, and what needs to be done.pick up the ball and run (with it)(also take the ball and run with it)to take an idea or opportunity that you have been given and make it successful:The director seems to have let the actors pick up the ball and run with it, and the result is an enjoyable evening at the theater.The President pointed out that he was trying to find ways to help industry, but it was up to the leaders to take the ball and run with it.play ballto behave in the way that people want or expect you to behave ◆ often used in business and politics:If his solicitors don't want to play ball, we can't make them.Baker would always talk to journalists, but Casey did not play ball.start/get/set the ball rollingto start a discussion or an activity, especially by being the first person to say or do something ◆ often used in business and politics:Training is our first topic - anybody want to start the ball rolling?Plastics recycling was not done much in this country until some of the big supermarkets set the ball rolling.the whole ball of wax AmEAmEused in order to emphasize that you are talking about everything in a group of similar things, or everything that is involved in a particular activity:"In fighting for this bill, we went for the whole ball of wax," Moore said last week, "because we believe that the family is important."The police told me the whole story - how they treated him, how he survived, who helped him, the whole ball of wax. —see also the whole shebang ball 1. n. a wild time at a party; a good time. We really had a ball. See ya! 2. n. a testicle. (see also balls.) The teacher preferred “testicles” to “balls,” if they had to be mentioned at all. 3. in. to enjoy oneself. (Ambiguous with the next sense.) The whole crowd was balling and having a fine time. 4. in. to depart; to leave. It’s late. Let’s ball. 5. tv. & in. to copulate [with] someone. (Usually objectionable.) Isn’t there anything more to you than balling? 6. in. to play a ball game. (Probably a deliberate pun on sense 5) Bob’s out balling with the guys. See: (in) up to (one's) eye(ball)s a (whole) new ballgame a ball and chain a ball of fire a crystal ball a different/new ball game a ground ball with eyes a kick in the balls a totally different ballgame a whole new ball game advance the ball African golf ball air ball airball amazeballs bad-ball hitter bald as a coot/billiard ball ball ball (someone) out ball and chain ball hog ball of fire ball off ball someone/something up ball the jack ball up ball-breaker ball-buster ball-busting balled up balled-up balling the jack balls ball's in your court, the balls of feet balls of the/(one's) feet balls to the wall balls up balls-out base on balls bawl (one's) eyes out b-ball be behind the eight ball be no ball of fire be on the ball beanball beat off behind the eight ball belle of the ball belle of the ball, the blue balls brass balls break (one's) balls break balls break balls to do something break one’s balls break one’s balls to do something break one's balls break somebody's balls break someone’s balls break someone's balls break your balls bust (one's) balls bust (one's) butt bust (one's) hump bust balls carry the ball coil up into (something) cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey cornball crystal ball crystal ball, look into one's curve ball different ball of wax drop the ball eight ball end of the ball game foul ball furball get (someone) by the balls get the ball rolling get/keep/set/start the ball rolling go under the wrecking ball goofball gopher ball great balls of fire Great balls of fire! hairball have (one) by the balls have a ball have a lot on the ball have a man by the balls have on the ball have someone by the balls have something on the ball have something/a lot on the ball have the ball at (one's) feet have the ball at your feet have the ball in (one's) court have the ball in court head the ball hit (something) out of the (ball)park if there's grass on the field, play ball if there's grass on the pitch, play ball in the same ballpark keep (an amount of) balls in the air keep (one's) eye on the ball keep balls in the air keep eye on the ball keep one's eye on the ball keep the ball rolling keep the ball rolling, to keep your eye on the ball kick (something) into the long grass kick (something) into touch new ball game on the ball on the ball, be one’s ball and chain palm (something) pick up the ball and run with it pitch (one) a curve (ball) play ball play ball with play ball with (one) play ball with someone play ball with, to put balls on put balls on (something) put balls on something screwball scuzzball set the ball rolling sleazeball slime ball slimeball sludge ball snowball into (something) start the ball rolling suck balls suck donkey balls take (one's) ball and go home take (one's) eye off the ball take a bawling out take the ball and run (with it) take the ball and run with it take the ball before the bound take your eye off the ball That’s the way the ball bounces that's how (the way) the ball bounces/cookie crumbles that's how the ball bounces that's the way the ball bounces the ball is in (one's) court the ball is in court the ball is in someone’s court the ball is in someone's court the ball is in your court the ball is in your/somebody's court the belle of the ball the end of the ball game the old ball and chain the whole ball of wax throw (one) a curve (ball) throw away throw off throw someone a curve too many balls in the air trip balls V-ball whole ball of wax whole ball of wax, the whole new ball game/ball of wax, a
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