Шукати
Ball
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a round object that is used in games and sports, such as soccer, basketball, bowling, etc.
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an object with a spherical shape
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the protuberant part of someone's hand, foot or thumb that is roundish
What is "ball"?
The "ball" in the context of the human body refers to the rounded and protuberant part found in someone's hand, foot, or thumb. It often describes the fleshy area or joint where these body parts curve or bulge outward. These "balls" contribute to the overall structure, dexterity, and grip of the hand, provide stability and shock absorption in the foot, and enable movement and opposition in the thumb. Understanding the anatomy and function of these "balls" is important for activities requiring precise hand movements, weight-bearing activities, and fine motor skills.
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a solid projectile that is shot by a musket
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the people assembled at a lavish formal dance
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a spherical object used as a plaything
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one of the two male reproductive glands that produce spermatozoa and secrete androgens
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a baseball pitch that the batter does not swing at and is not called a strike by the umpire because it misses the strike zone
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a ball game played with a bat and ball between two teams of nine players; teams take turns at bat trying to score runs
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a lavish dance requiring formal attire
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a compact mass
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United States comedienne best known as the star of a popular television program (1911-1989)
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the act of passing the ball in a particular direction or style to a teammate in soccer
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a single delivery bowled by the bowler toward the batsman in cricket
to ball
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to shape something into a rounded form by rolling or winding
Приклад
I threw the ball to my friend during a game of catch.
She caught the ball with her glove during the baseball game.
I hit the ball with a golf club, sending it flying towards the hole.
We played a game of tennis using a yellow ball.
We watched a game of volleyball and saw the players spike the ball.
