| 词汇 | ball |
| 释义 | ball (verb) ball (noun) ball 37 ENTRIES FOUND: ball (noun) ball (verb) ball (noun) balls (verb) balls-up (noun) ball and chain (noun) ball bearing (noun) ball boy (noun) ball game (noun) ball girl (noun) ball of fire (noun) ball of wax (noun) air ball (noun) base on balls (noun) b-ball (noun) beach ball (noun) cotton ball (noun) cotton wool ball (noun) crystal ball (noun) cue ball (noun) eight ball (noun) fly ball (noun) game ball (noun) golf ball (noun) gopher ball (noun) ground ball (noun) long ball (noun) medicine ball (noun) T-ball (noun) wrecking ball (noun) carry (verb) court (noun) drop (verb) eye (noun) play (verb) roll (verb) start (verb) 1 ball /ˈbɑːl/ noun plural balls 1 ball /ˈbɑːl/ noun plural balls Learner's definition of BALL 1 [count] : a usually round object that is used in a game or sport or as a toy球 a tennis/soccer ball网球；足球 golf/billiard/bowling balls高尔夫球；台球；保龄球 a toy rubber ball玩具皮球 kick/throw/hit/catch/bounce/dribble the ball踢/投/击/接/弹/运球 2 [count] : something that has a round shape球状物 a ball of string一团线 She uses cotton balls to clean her face.她用棉球清洁脸部。 eating rice/melon balls吃饭团/瓜球 3 [count] : a round bullet shot out of an old-fashioned gun（老式枪炮的）弹丸 4 [count] : the rounded part of the human foot that is at the bottom of the foot and behind the toes大脚趾球；跖球 — usually plural通常用复数 He stood on the balls of his feet.他踮脚站立。 — see picture at foot 5 informal + often offensive a [count] : testicle — usually plural通常用复数 She kicked him in the balls.她一脚踢在了他的睾丸上 b balls [plural] : the courage that is needed to do something勇气 You don't have the/enough balls [=guts, nerve] to fight me.你没胆量跟我斗 c balls [plural] British : nonsense — often used as an interjection to express disapproval or annoyance常用作感叹词，表不赞同或气恼 6 [count] a sports : a ball that is thrown or hit投出的一球；击出的一球 She hit a high arching ball over the net.她打出一个网上高抛球。 I thought the ball [=serve] was good, but my opponent said it was out.我认为这一发球是个好球，但我的对手说它出界了。 — see also air ball, curveball, fastball, fly ball, ground ball, fair ball at 1fair, foul ball at 1foul b baseball : a pitch that does not go through the proper area and that the batter does not swing at（投手投出的）坏球 The first pitch was a ball but the next two pitches were strikes.第一投是个坏球，但后两投是好球。 carry the ball US, informal : to have the responsibility for doing something负责 No one else is available to make the arrangements, so it's up to you to carry the ball.现在没有别人能安排这事，所以由你负责安排。 drop the ball US, informal : to make a mistake especially by not doing something important失职 I think the mayor dropped the ball by not hiring more police officers.我认为没有雇用更多警力是市长的失职。 get/set/start the ball rolling informal : to begin an activity or process开始某种活动；开始某事 She tried to get the ball rolling by asking him a few questions.她问了他几个问题，想要由此进入话题。 keep the ball rolling informal : to cause an activity or process to continue使活动继续 I've started the preparations for the party, but it's up to you to keep the ball rolling.我已开始聚会的准备工作，但接下来就全看你的了 keep your eye on the ball informal : to continue thinking about or giving attention to something important that you want to do or achieve持续关注（所要完成的重要事情） She really needs to keep her eye on the ball [=stay focused] if she wants to win the election.如果想要赢得选举，她的确需要时刻关注选情。 on the ball informal : mentally prepared : aware of what is happening and ready to do what is needed or wanted敏锐的；机警的 With so many intelligent students, the teacher must always be on the ball.班上有那么多聪明学生，老师上课时必须时刻随机应变 Their lawyer was really on the ball.他们的律师确实很精明。 play ball 1 : to begin or continue to play a game with a ball (such as baseball)开始打球，继续打球（如棒球等） “Let's play ball!” shouted the umpire.裁判大声喊道：“开始！” We went outside to play some ball.我们到外面打了会儿球。 2 : to do what other people want you to do : to cooperate or work with other people（与他人）合作 He refused to play ball with the police.他拒绝与警方合作。 the ball is in your court ◊ If the ball is in your court, you are the person who is expected or required to do something.看你的了 What do you think we should do now? The ball is in your court.你认为我们现在该怎么办？现在全看你的了。 She's waiting for the ball to be in her court.她正伺机一显身手 — compare 3ball 2 ball /ˈbɑːl/ verb balls; balled; balling 2 ball /ˈbɑːl/ verb balls; balled; balling Learner's definition of BALL [+ object] : to form (something) into a ball形成球状 I stood up quickly and balled my hands into fists.我迅速站起来，双手攥成拳头。 He balled the letter in his hands and threw it in the trash.他把信揉成团扔到了垃圾箱里。 — often + up He balled up the letter and threw it in the trash..他把信揉成团扔到了垃圾箱里。 His clothes were balled up on the floor.他的衣服被卷成一团放在地板上。 She lay in bed balled up [=curled up] under the blankets.她盖着几条毯子蜷缩在床上。 3 ball /ˈbɑːl/ noun plural balls 3 ball /ˈbɑːl/ noun plural balls Learner's definition of BALL [count] : a large formal party for dancing Cinderella went to the ball and danced with the prince.灰姑娘去了舞会，并和王子跳了舞。 They were invited to the governor's ball.他们应邀参加了州长的舞会。 have a ball informal : to have fun : to spend time in a very enjoyable way玩得痛快 Everyone had a ball at the party.每个人在派对上都玩得很痛快。 — compare 1ball |
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