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ball noun
US /bɔl/ • UK /bɔːl/1. (countable) a. (in baseball, golf) pelota (feminine), bola (feminine)(in basketball, football) pelota (feminine) (mainly Latin America), balón (masculine) (mainly Spain)(in billiards, croquet) bola (feminine)fast/low/easy ball pelota or bola rápida/baja/fácilb. (delivery by pitcher) bola (feminine)2. (uncountable) (US) (baseball) béisbol (masculine)3. a. (countable) (round mass) bola (feminine)(of string, wool) ovillo (masculine)shape the dough/mixture into balls formar bolas con la masa/mezclashe was curled up in a ball estaba hecha un ovilloball and chain grillos y cadenas (masculine plural), grilletes y cadenas (masculine plural)b. (countable and uncountable) (History, Military) bala (feminine)4. balls (plural) (vulgar slang) a. (testicles) huevos (masculine plural) (vulgar slang)pelotas (feminine plural) (vulgar slang)cojones (masculine plural) (vulgar slang)tanates (masculine plural) (Mexico, vulgar slang)to kick somebody in the balls darle a alguien una patada en los huevos (or las pelotas etc.)to have balls tener los cojones or los huevos bien puestos (vulgar slang)tenerlos bien puestos or tenerlas bien puestas (informal)b. (nonsense) pendejadas (feminine plural)huevadas (feminine plural) (Andes, Venezuela)gilipolleces (feminine plural) (Spain)boludeces (feminine plural) (Colombia, River Plate, vulgar slang)balls to them! ¡que se vayan a la mierda! (vulgar slang)idioms
the ball is in somebody's courtto be on the ballto carry the ballto set the ball rollingto keep the ball rollingto play ball (with somebody)the whole ball of waxthe ball of the footthe ball of the thumbto have somebody by the ballsphrasal verbs
ball upballs upball transitive verb
US /bɔl/ • UK /bɔːl/1. [string/wool] ovillarMonolingual examplesHe grinned, balling the cloth napkin on the table and throwing it my way.North AmericanUnclasping the cloak, he caught it before it flew away and balled it untidily to tuck under his arm.North AmericanA moment later, I catch the dishrag she'd balled up and thrown at me.North American‘You reminded me of Dieter,’ I choked, balling the pillow in my fists.North American2. (have sex with) (US, slang) echarse un polvo con (slang)tirarse (vulgar slang)ball intransitive verb
US /bɔl/ • UK /bɔːl/(US, vulgar slang) echarse un polvo (slang)joder (vulgar slang)tirar (vulgar slang)ball noun
US /bɔl/ • UK /bɔːl/ (dance) baile (masculine)what a ball! ¡qué divertido!Monolingual examplesI had many offers to balls and social gatherings but I had never accepted.North AmericanThey were in great demand for hunt balls, ballroom dancing, weddings and other social gatherings.IrishAn invitation to a formal dance or ball is the perfect excuse to indulge in your fairytale fantasies.BritishThe girls planned their ball gowns for weeks ahead and the talk was about boys from a nearby Catholic school.AustralianYou're probably swanning around the place up there right now in a ball gown and heels…BritishIt will match any outfit and is perfect for any occasion, from out for the day to a formal ball.Britishidioms
to have a ballTraducciones
2. vulgar
balls
expand_more No deje que las bolas se cuelen en el agujero equivocado o se acabará el juego.
Se encontraron bolas pequeñas de mercurio en su coche.
balls
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Ejemplos monolingües
English Cómo usar "ovillar" en una frase
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (inglés) para "ball":
ball
English
- Lucille Ball
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English
- baling
- baling machine
- baling machine round
- baling twine
- baling wire
- balk
- balk at
- balked landing
- balked when
- balky
- ball
- ball and chain
- ball and socket joint
- ball bearing
- ball bearing steel
- ball boy
- ball control
- ball faucet
- ball field
- ball for lawn bowling
- ball game
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