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Definition of line drive in English: line drivenoun Baseball A powerfully struck shot that travels close to the ground. Example sentencesExamples - Then, he caught a line drive by Bench in foul territory in the ninth inning of Game 5, seemingly knowing where the ball was headed before it was hit.
- The book states that on September 14, 1923, Red Sox first baseman George Burns turned an unassisted triple play on a line drive.
- If a runner is struck by a line drive or fly ball while on the base, he is to be called out.
- On the next pitch, he slammed a screaming line drive right at and caught by second baseman Bobby Richardson, and in the blink of an eye, the World Series was over.
- Tony Taylor hit a line drive to right field, and Rusty Staub caught it on the run.
Definition of line drive in US English: line drivenounlaɪn draɪv Baseball A powerfully hit ball that travels in the air and relatively close to and parallel with the ground. Example sentencesExamples - On the next pitch, he slammed a screaming line drive right at and caught by second baseman Bobby Richardson, and in the blink of an eye, the World Series was over.
- If a runner is struck by a line drive or fly ball while on the base, he is to be called out.
- Then, he caught a line drive by Bench in foul territory in the ninth inning of Game 5, seemingly knowing where the ball was headed before it was hit.
- Tony Taylor hit a line drive to right field, and Rusty Staub caught it on the run.
- The book states that on September 14, 1923, Red Sox first baseman George Burns turned an unassisted triple play on a line drive.
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