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Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "the ball" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

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General
clear the ball despejar [v]
on the ball despabilado [adj]
lose the ball perder el balón [v]
ball with masks held on the first sunday of lent and which includes the breaking of a piñata baile de piñata [m]
person throwing the ball a second time from the place where it first stopped birlador [m]
wooden ball in the game of bowls bochín [m]
throwing the ball around boleo [m]
place to throw the ball around boleo [m]
player who stops the ball chazador [m]
keeping the ball away from the goal post despeje [m]
catch the ball in a cup emboque [m]
bounce the soccer ball off the goal post palo [m]
ball passing the line pasavoleo [m]
shooting the ball remate [m]
person throwing the ball a second time from the place where it first stopped birladora [f]
wooden ball in the game of bowls bocha [f]
cannon ball the size of an orange naranja [f]
soft blow to the ball quedada [f]
on the ball agudo [adj]
on the ball aguzado [adj]
throwing the ball a second time from the place where it first stopped birlador [adj]
throw the ball a second time from the place where it was stopped first birlar [v]
hit another wooden ball in the game of bowls bochar [v]
throw the ball in a game bolear [v]
throw the ball around bolearse [v]
stop the ball before it reaches the designated line to win chazar [v]
keep the ball away from the goal post despejar [v]
hit the ball with the paddle empalar [v]
pass (the ball) pasar [v]
leave the easy ball in billiards quedarse [v]
hit the billiard ball twice retacar [v]
stop the ball tomar [v]
hold on to the ball tomar [v]
keep the ball tomar [v]
condition of a ball game, where the ball is allowed to travel chazas corrientes [f/pl]
on the ball alerta [adj]
(ball) go into the net ir a la red (el balón) [v]
(ball) go into the net meterse a la red (el balón) [v]
pass (the ball) ceder [v]
throw the ball bombear [v]
kick the ball bombear [v]
hit the ball far and high bombear [v]
bowl the ball lanzar la bola [v]
throw the ball lanzar la bola [v]
kick the ball chutar (el balón) [v]
kick the ball darle al balón [v]
kick the ball tirar el balón [v]
throw the ball arrojar el balón [v]
kick the ball patear la pelota [v]
kick the ball tirar la pelota [v]
kick the ball chutar la pelota [v]
pitch the ball lanzar la pelota [v]
pitch the ball tirar la pelota [v]
address the ball in a golf tournament preparar el golpe [v]
pocket/hole the ball embocar la bola [v]
catch the ball coger de bola [v]
get the ball rolling correr la bolilla [v]
pitch (the ball) lanzar [v]
player who stops the ball (in pelota) chazador [m]
driving a ball through the rings choclón [m]
player who is to return the ball at the service contrarresto [m]
someone who bowls a second time from where the ball stopped the first time birlador [m]
recovering a ball at the rebound botivoleo [m]
fleshy prominence of some organs of the body, as the ball of the thumb or lobe of the ear pulpejo [m]
player who returns the service ball resto [m]
ball passing the line pasavoleo [m]
playing a ball on the rebound saque [m]
blow given to a ball in the air voleo [m]
place and mark where the ball stops chaza [f]
stick for driving the ball cachava [f]
cannon ball of the size of an orange naranja [f]
someone who bowls a second time from where the ball stopped the first time birladora [f]
mark the spot where the ball stops (in pelota) chazar [v]
stop the ball before it reaches the winning-point chazar [v]
drive the ball through the rings choclar [v]
bowl a second time from the place where the ball stopped the first time birlar [v]
strike in the air (as a ball) volear [v]
(handball game) strong hit with the palm of the hand and with the fingers half open to send the ball against the pediment cajchazo [m] BO
a barrier, as a wall, that prevents a ball from going beyond the normal playing area backstop [m] VE
hit a ball against another to knock it away from the target (game of boccia) boche [m] VE
small ball that is thrown at the beginning of the game to serve as the target (game of boccia) bochín [m] ARUY
portion of a soft material in the form of a ball bodoque [m] MXGTHNSVCRdisused
rubber ball that is put on the tip of a stick to play the marimba bodoque [m] HN
arrow with a little copper ball on the end used for fishing or to hunt birds chipote [m] HN
very fine noodles in the form of a ball fideo de pelo [m] GT
children's game involving trying to kick a small ball between the legs of one child who then receives a spanking from the other children hoyito patada [m] CL
hitting the ball hard in the direction of the goal jierrazo [m] DO
hit to the ball with one's instep empeinazo [m] SV
children's game where the child throws a ball against a wall, says certain things and makes some movements before the ball bounces back to his hands oa [m] EC
children's game where the child throws a ball against a wall, says certain things and makes some movements before the ball bounces back to his hands oa [m] HNNI
soccer player who kicks the ball hard pegador [m] PRUY
kicking the ball with the tip of one's cleats puntete [m] CL
put the pool ball into the wrong pocket sapo [m] HN
curving the ball chanfle [m] SVBO
stroke at billiards knocking the five pins with one ball chuza [f] MXCRDO
scoop or racket fastened to the hand for playing ball bomba [f] CUMX
blow given with the ball (game of boccia) bochada [f] VE
human excrement in the form of a ball chirola [f] HNrur.
human excrement in the form of a ball chirola [f] HNrur.
part of the cup-and-ball toy pirinola [f] HNNI
exercise kicking a ball and keeping it in the air serie [f] CR
stretch to keep the ball out of the goal volada [f] ECPEBOCLAR
on the ball aguzado [adj] DOPRVEBOUS
who hogs the ball in order to show off (soccer player) comilón [adj] CLARUY
kicking the ball hard pegador [adj] HNNICUBO
pass (the ball to a teammate) tocar [v] AR
be on the ball ponerse avispa [v] MXHNNI
hit a ball against another to knock it away from the target (game of boccia) bochar (italiano) [v] VE
(billiards) lose one's turn and points by hitting or potting the cue ball into one of the pockets ahogarse [v] MX
not hit the ball (pool or soccer) escacharse [v] CO
not hit the ball (pool or soccer) descacharse [v] MXCO
drop the ball fresquear [v] NI
approach the ball as much as possible without going over the line previously drawn on the ground (marbles) cantearse [v] DO
stop the ball bringing it close to the chest embolsar [v] HNECPEBO
hit the ball with one's instep empeinar [v] SV
hit the ball into a hole enchocolar [v] CO
play with the ball meliar [v] CO:W
dribble the ball meliar [v] CO:W
fake out with the ball meliar [v] CO:W
kick the ball into someone else's court pelotear [v] VE
make the ball bounce higher to pick up more jacks picar [v] PA
kick the ball with the tip of one's cleats puntear [v] ECBOCL
hit the cue ball tacar [v] COBO
sink the wrong ball (pool) encholarse [v] CR
pass the ball tocar [v] AR
keep your eye on the ball! ¡pilas! [interj] ECteen
keep your eye on the ball! ¡pilas! [interj] GTHNCO
traditional game where a steel ball is used to knock out other balls that are inside a circle drawn on the ground cocos [m/pl] EC
children's game in which each participant takes the name of a country and, when called on must pick up a ball thrown into the air naciones [m/pl] NICL
dribbling the ball técnicas [f/pl] BO
on the ball aguzada [adj/f] DOPRVEBOUS
Idioms
on the ball competente [adj]
on the ball despierto [adj]
drop the ball meter el cazo [v]
drop the ball meter la pata [v]
be on the ball estar en la oda [v]
be behind the eight ball estar en apuros [v]
be on the ball ser muy despabilado [v]
get on the ball comenzar [v]
get on the ball empezar [v]
get behind the eight ball andar a la cuarta pregunta [v]
be behind the eight ball estar a la cuarta pregunta [v]
get behind the eight ball estar a la cuarta pregunta [v]
be behind the eight ball andar a la cuarta pregunta [v]
be on the ball conocer el paño [v]
be on the ball conocer el tinglado [v]
be on the ball verle a alguien el juego [v]
take the ball and run with it ponerse manos a la obra [v]
be on the ball aprender saberse la lección [v]
be on the ball saberse la lección [v]