baseball

UK:  ['beɪs.bɔːl]

US:  [ˈbeɪsˌbɔːl]

复数：baseballs  

n.

1.【体】棒球运动,球类运动,分为攻守双方,每方9人,利用球棒和手套在一个共有四个垒包的菱形场地上轮流攻守,得分多的一方获胜

2.棒球

1 . He had promised to take Nathan to a baseball game, but it was two years before he stopped by and later called to say he had tickets.
他曾承诺带内森去看棒球赛，但那只是他路过时的前两年，以后他打电话给他，说他有票。

2 . In her sophomore year at Blair High, a junior varsity baseball coach asked her to be the team statistician.
她上布莱尔高级中学二年级的时候，一位校少年棒球队的教练叫她去做球队的统计员。

3 . As luck would have it, a baseball hit me in the ball park.
真倒霉，我在棒球场上被棒球打到了。

4 . A baseball bat might have been more liberating, but the hydraulic crusher's surgical precision nonetheless holds a certain charm.
虽说用棒球棒或许会让人感到更加潇洒自如，不过液压机的精密销毁还是有某种魅力的。

5 . Before entering government, George W. Bush was one of the owners of the Texas Rangers baseball team.
从政前，布什是一家棒球队的老板。