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1 عمومی:: مجلس‌ رقص‌، گوی‌، توپ‌ بازی‌، گلوله‌، رقص‌، ایام‌ خوش‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

2 عمومی:: توپ

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general:: ball verbs throw a ball • Suzy threw the ball to Matthew. catch a ball • He’s useless at sport; he can’t even catch a ball. hit a ball • He swung the bat back and hit the ball hard. kick a ball • Greg kicked the ball upfield to Will. bounce a ball • He was in the yard bouncing a ball against the wall. get the ball • Then the Cowboys got the ball again. miss a ball (= not catch or hit it ) • I was trying hard but I kept missing the ball. a ball rolls • The ball just rolled past the hole. a ball flies/sails • The ball flew over the goalkeeper’s head and into the net. a ball bounces • In tennis, the ball must only bounce once. a ball rebounds (= hits something and moves back and away from it again ) • The ball hit the goalpost and rebounded. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + ball a tennis/cricket/golf/rugby etc ball • She was practising hitting golf balls. a ping-pong/billiard/snooker etc ball • He was bouncing around like a ping-pong ball. a beach ball (= a large light ball used on the beach ) • Dad, will you blow up the beach ball? ball + NOUN a ball game • He’s always watching ball games on TV. ball skills • Practising ball skills helps a child’s coordination.

transnet.ir

2 general:: noun sphere: The child was playing with a ball. noun dance: The formal ball was at the hotel.

Simple Definitions

3 general::   noun costume, fancy dress, masked round object in games We're going to a masked ball. ADJ. billiard, cricket, golf, rugby, VERB + BALL have, hold, organize tennis, etc. | beach | match, We're organizing a charity ball. | practice attend, go to VERB + BALL play with | bat, blast, BALL + NOUN gown bounce, bowl, chip, dribble, ADJ. at a/the ~ She met him at head, hit, kick, roll, strike, throw The kids love to kick a ball against my wall.the college ball. | clear, cross, pass | catch, stop He caught the ball. | control, trap | chase She chased the ball all over the pitch. | retrieve, run down | return The fielders try to retrieve the ball quickly and return it to the bowler. | miss The goalkeeper missed the ball. | drop, let go of Oh no! He's dropped the ball. | handle | give away, lose | win | retain BALL + VERB fly, go, roll, sail The ball flew over the bar into the sea of Middlesbrough fans. The ball's gone over the fence. | hit, land The ball hit the wall and rolled along the road. | bounce, rebound BALL + NOUN game | control, skills His ball control was excellent.SPORT kick/hit of a ball ADJ. good, great, superb | bad, loose | high, low He sent over a high ball. | long, short | quick, slow | cross, through a superb through ball from John Scott | hand He was penalized for hand ball. VERB + BALL play, send | pick up, pounce on, punish He pounced on a loose ball and scored. PREP. ~ from a great ball from Beckham round object like a ball ADJ. tight | fiery The sun was a fiery ball, low on the hills. | crystal (= used for telling fortunes) Without a crystal ball it's impossible to say where we'll be next year. | cannon, musket VERB + BALL curl/roll (up) into The little girl curled up into a ball in her mother's arms. | form/make sth into, roll/screw sth (up) into, shape sth into He screwed the letter up into a tight ball. PHRASES a ball of fire/flame, a ball of string/wool PHRASES a ball and chain (figurative) The responsibility was a ball and chain around my ankle. party ADJ. college, charity, hunt |

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

4 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with BALL, Also see BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL; BREAK ONE'S BALLS; BY THE BALLS; CARRY THE BALL; CORN BALL; CRYSTAL BALL; DROP THE BALL; EYEBALL TO EYEBALL; GET THE BALL ROLLING; HAVE A BALL; HAVE ONE'S EYE ON THE BALL; HAVE SOMEONE BY THE BALLS; ON THE BALL; PLAY BALL; PUT IN MOTHBALLS; SNOWBALL'S CHANCE IN HELL; THAT'S HOW THE BALL BOUNCES; WHOLE BALL OF WAX.

American Heritage Idioms