Definition of ballplayer in English:

ballplayer

nounˈbɔːlpleɪə

North American

A baseball player.
Example sentencesExamples
- My heroes were ballplayers, and every spare minute I had, and even some that I couldn't spare, were spent on the baseball diamond.
- The vast majority of Americans followed baseball and ballplayers.
- Before Clyde, there had been some ballplayers who went directly from high school to the major leagues, but few faced the pressure cooker Clyde did.
- Westrum enjoys talking about the ballplayers of his day.
- Because baseball is virtually an every day sport, ballplayers often react on habit.
- In case my point was missed, I'll put it plainly: Babe Ruth is the greatest ballplayer of all time because he set both batting and pitching records.
- Every ballplayer's dream is to win the World Series and hit a home run.
- It was not long before Hispanic ballplayers earned their well-deserved place in the cradle of American baseball.
- Clemente will always be remembered as a big-time ballplayer… and perhaps one of the best baseball players ever.
- I really believe that they need to bring in more players who have been there, ballplayers who have been successful.
- Hell hath no fury like a ballplayer scored out of a base hit he feels he deserves, or charged with an error he feels he doesn't.
- Puerto Rico, Mexico and Venezuela now had ballplayers playing for major-league teams.
- As we celebrate Robinson's arrival and what it meant to baseball and this country, his absolute talent as a ballplayer is well worth remembering.
- At that time, ballplayers worked during the winter.
- But it's a deeply flawed squad, built on the faulty premise that star ballplayers remain healthy and productive forever.
- He believes in building a ball club out of ballplayers.
- Most ballplayers are loath to admit they swing for the fences, but they're lying if they say they don't savor the moment when it happens.
- All the great ballplayers have struck out a lot of times.
- Only two other Christmas-born ballplayers who have appeared in the majors are still active in organized ball.
- Among things they do share, though, is an off-season conditioning program so demanding that few ballplayers work harder.

Definition of ballplayer in US English:

ballplayer

nounˈbôlˌplāər

North American

A baseball player.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was not long before Hispanic ballplayers earned their well-deserved place in the cradle of American baseball.
- Westrum enjoys talking about the ballplayers of his day.
- In case my point was missed, I'll put it plainly: Babe Ruth is the greatest ballplayer of all time because he set both batting and pitching records.
- My heroes were ballplayers, and every spare minute I had, and even some that I couldn't spare, were spent on the baseball diamond.
- All the great ballplayers have struck out a lot of times.
- As we celebrate Robinson's arrival and what it meant to baseball and this country, his absolute talent as a ballplayer is well worth remembering.
- I really believe that they need to bring in more players who have been there, ballplayers who have been successful.
- Because baseball is virtually an every day sport, ballplayers often react on habit.
- Clemente will always be remembered as a big-time ballplayer… and perhaps one of the best baseball players ever.
- Hell hath no fury like a ballplayer scored out of a base hit he feels he deserves, or charged with an error he feels he doesn't.
- At that time, ballplayers worked during the winter.
- Most ballplayers are loath to admit they swing for the fences, but they're lying if they say they don't savor the moment when it happens.
- Puerto Rico, Mexico and Venezuela now had ballplayers playing for major-league teams.
- But it's a deeply flawed squad, built on the faulty premise that star ballplayers remain healthy and productive forever.
- The vast majority of Americans followed baseball and ballplayers.
- Every ballplayer's dream is to win the World Series and hit a home run.
- Before Clyde, there had been some ballplayers who went directly from high school to the major leagues, but few faced the pressure cooker Clyde did.
- Only two other Christmas-born ballplayers who have appeared in the majors are still active in organized ball.
- He believes in building a ball club out of ballplayers.
- Among things they do share, though, is an off-season conditioning program so demanding that few ballplayers work harder.

单词	ballplayer
释义	Definition of ballplayer in English: ballplayer nounˈbɔːlpleɪə North American A baseball player. Example sentencesExamples My heroes were ballplayers, and every spare minute I had, and even some that I couldn't spare, were spent on the baseball diamond. The vast majority of Americans followed baseball and ballplayers. Before Clyde, there had been some ballplayers who went directly from high school to the major leagues, but few faced the pressure cooker Clyde did. Westrum enjoys talking about the ballplayers of his day. Because baseball is virtually an every day sport, ballplayers often react on habit. In case my point was missed, I'll put it plainly: Babe Ruth is the greatest ballplayer of all time because he set both batting and pitching records. Every ballplayer's dream is to win the World Series and hit a home run. It was not long before Hispanic ballplayers earned their well-deserved place in the cradle of American baseball. Clemente will always be remembered as a big-time ballplayer… and perhaps one of the best baseball players ever. I really believe that they need to bring in more players who have been there, ballplayers who have been successful. Hell hath no fury like a ballplayer scored out of a base hit he feels he deserves, or charged with an error he feels he doesn't. Puerto Rico, Mexico and Venezuela now had ballplayers playing for major-league teams. As we celebrate Robinson's arrival and what it meant to baseball and this country, his absolute talent as a ballplayer is well worth remembering. At that time, ballplayers worked during the winter. But it's a deeply flawed squad, built on the faulty premise that star ballplayers remain healthy and productive forever. He believes in building a ball club out of ballplayers. Most ballplayers are loath to admit they swing for the fences, but they're lying if they say they don't savor the moment when it happens. All the great ballplayers have struck out a lot of times. Only two other Christmas-born ballplayers who have appeared in the majors are still active in organized ball. Among things they do share, though, is an off-season conditioning program so demanding that few ballplayers work harder. Definition of ballplayer in US English: ballplayer nounˈbôlˌplāər North American A baseball player. Example sentencesExamples It was not long before Hispanic ballplayers earned their well-deserved place in the cradle of American baseball. Westrum enjoys talking about the ballplayers of his day. In case my point was missed, I'll put it plainly: Babe Ruth is the greatest ballplayer of all time because he set both batting and pitching records. My heroes were ballplayers, and every spare minute I had, and even some that I couldn't spare, were spent on the baseball diamond. All the great ballplayers have struck out a lot of times. As we celebrate Robinson's arrival and what it meant to baseball and this country, his absolute talent as a ballplayer is well worth remembering. I really believe that they need to bring in more players who have been there, ballplayers who have been successful. Because baseball is virtually an every day sport, ballplayers often react on habit. Clemente will always be remembered as a big-time ballplayer… and perhaps one of the best baseball players ever. Hell hath no fury like a ballplayer scored out of a base hit he feels he deserves, or charged with an error he feels he doesn't. At that time, ballplayers worked during the winter. Most ballplayers are loath to admit they swing for the fences, but they're lying if they say they don't savor the moment when it happens. Puerto Rico, Mexico and Venezuela now had ballplayers playing for major-league teams. But it's a deeply flawed squad, built on the faulty premise that star ballplayers remain healthy and productive forever. The vast majority of Americans followed baseball and ballplayers. Every ballplayer's dream is to win the World Series and hit a home run. Before Clyde, there had been some ballplayers who went directly from high school to the major leagues, but few faced the pressure cooker Clyde did. Only two other Christmas-born ballplayers who have appeared in the majors are still active in organized ball. He believes in building a ball club out of ballplayers. Among things they do share, though, is an off-season conditioning program so demanding that few ballplayers work harder.
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