a ball - Spanish English Dictionary

a ball

Meanings of "a ball" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

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General
ball with masks held on the first sunday of lent and which includes the breaking of a piñata baile de piñata [m]
hard blow from a ball balonazo [m]
hit with a ball balonazo [m]
person throwing the ball a second time from the place where it first stopped birlador [m]
hit from a wooden ball bochazo [m]
back stroke given to a ball cotín [m]
catch the ball in a cup emboque [m]
ball of sugar and gum arabic with a very small dose of medicine gránulo [m]
blow from a ball pelotazo [m]
blow with a ball pelotazo [m]
person throwing the ball a second time from the place where it first stopped birladora [f]
throwing a ball bolada [f]
throwing the ball a second time from the place where it first stopped birlador [adj]
roll oneself into a ball aovillarse [v]
throw the ball a second time from the place where it was stopped first birlar [v]
throw the ball in a game bolear [v]
unravel a ball of yarn desdevanar [v]
tip horns with a wooden ball embolar [v]
curl up into a ball encorujarse [v]
pocket a ball in billiards entronerar [v]
have pocketed a ball in billiards entronerarse [v]
wind into a ball ovillar [v]
be wound into a ball ovillarse [v]
apply top spin to a ball picar [v]
give top spin to a ball picar [v]
condition of a ball game, where the ball is allowed to travel chazas corrientes [f/pl]
a ball of wool un ovillo de lana [m]
a ball of yarn un ovillo [m]
ball in a cup balero (juguete) [m]
ball in a cup balero [m]
ball in a cup boliche [m]
ball in a cup emboque [m]
ball in a cup capirucho [m]
hit from a ball bolazo [m]
throw of a ball bolada [f]
a ball of dough una bolita de masa [f]
ball of a steelyard pesa romana [f]
ball in a cup perinola (juego) [f]
ball of a steelyard romana de bola [f]
ball in a cup perinola [f]
ball of a steelyard bola romana (balanza romana con peso de bola) [f]
roll into a ball ovillarse [v]
tip horns with a wooden ball embolar [v]
roll up into a ball ovillarse [v]
curl up in a ball ovillarse [v]
curl up into a ball ovillarse [v]
roll up in a ball ovillarse [v]
roll into a ball apelotonar [v]
roll into a ball apelotonarse [v]
address the ball in a golf tournament preparar el golpe [v]
throw something (a ball) at someone tirar al muñeco [v]
bounce a ball botar una pelota [v]
bounce a ball rebotar un balón [v]
a ball of dough una bola de masa [n]
blow or hit with a ball pelotazo
driving a ball through the rings choclón [m]
marshal/manager of a ball bastonero [m]
someone who bowls a second time from where the ball stopped the first time birlador [m]
rebound of a ball bote [m]
recovering a ball at the rebound botivoleo [m]
main wall of a hand-ball court frontón [m]
blow/stroke with a ball pelotazo [m]
rebound of a ball (in tennis) resto [m]
kiss (of a rebounding ball) retruque [m]
playing a ball on the rebound saque [m]
blow given to a ball in the air voleo [m]
pocketing a ball after it has struck another billa [f]
small ball of wax and pieces of glass fastened to a scourge pelotilla [f]
suspended balloon filled with sweets at a fancy dress ball piñata [f]
volley (a ball) volea [f]
someone who bowls a second time from where the ball stopped the first time birladora [f]
crumple oneself up like a clue or ball of thread aovillarse [v]
roll and heat a ball in one's hand before it is played calentar [v]
strike back a ball contrarrestar [v]
carry a ball of a definite size (fire-arms) calzar [v]
bowl a second time from the place where the ball stopped the first time birlar [v]
throw a ball so that it dislodges another ball bochar [v]
pocket a ball in billiards entronerar [v]
hit a billiard-ball twice retacar [v]
contract into a ball ovillarse [v]
hit again (of a rebounding ball) retrucar [v]
rebound (a ball) rebotar [v]
pocket a ball at pool trucar [v]
call a halt (in ball games) tomar [v]
strike in the air (as a ball) volear [v]
small ball made from coca leaves (chewed to extract a stimulating juice) acullico [m] PEBOAR
a hit or a blow with a ball bodocazo [m] GT
betting game which is played with a small ball and three cups boligorrín [m] HN
rubber chamber of a ball bláder [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
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
mark left by a hit with a ball made of soft material bojotazo [m] SV
hit with a ball made of soft material bojotazo [m] SV
cocaine-based sulphate (contained in a small and ball-shaped wrapping) bollo [m] BO:S
small ball made with coca leaves, which is chewed to extract a juice bolo [m] PEBO
violent hit with a ball blancazo [m] BO
ball of paper used with a sling shot cachirulo [m] CR
hit with a small sticky ball chirustazo [m] SV
arrow with a little copper ball on the end used for fishing or to hunt birds chipote [m] HN
blow with a ball chirolazo [m] SV
very fine noodles in the form of a ball fideo de pelo [m] GT
liquefied gas packed in a 25 lb steel ball gas de balita [m] CU
liquefied gas packed in a 25 lb steel ball gas de la calle [m] CU
liquefied gas packed in a 25 lb steel ball gas de balón [m] CU
liquefied gas packed in a 25 lb steel ball gas embotellado [m] CU
a steel ball used in a game of cocos coco [m] EC
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
stick that ends in a ball or rounded end laque [m] BO
hit a third ball into a pocket enderezón [m] HN
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
sports competition where two teams of four players try to get a six-handled ball through a hoop pato [m] AR
game where one must arrive to a base in order to not be hit with a ball quechi [m] CL
catch a ball queche [m] PE
barefoot hit of a ball uñazo [m] SV
hit from a wooden ball boche [m] VE
ball for a game pitón [m] ESlocal
type of bowling played with wooden balls and a small ball called "mingo" bolas criollas [f] VEpl.
a blow or hit with a ball blanqueada [f] BO
violent hit with a ball blanqueada [f] BO
a wooden toy made up of a stick with a ball attached by means of a cord campana [f] HN
pick-up betting game that consists of revealing a small ball that is covered by bottle caps that are moved on a board chapita [f] CU
human excrement in the form of a ball chirola [f] HNrur.
human excrement in the form of a ball chirola [f] HNrur.
juggling a soccer ball picadita [f] PY
exercise kicking a ball and keeping it in the air serie [f] CR
pass (the ball to a teammate) tocar [v] AR
drive a ball (as in golf) tincar [v] ARBO
crumple something to form a ball arrepollar [v] CL
squeeze something to form a ball arrepollar [v] CL
hit a ball against another to knock it away from the target (game of boccia) bochar (italiano) [v] VE
kick a ball hard to hit someone with it blanquear [v] BO
hit someone with a small sticky ball chirustear [v] SV
hit a ball with one's head jupear [v] CR
hit the ball into a hole enchocolar [v] CO
bounce a tennis ball on a racket raquetear [v] BO
hit a ball past another with out touching it in billiards corbatear [v] VE
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
Idioms
have a ball pasárselo de lujo [v]
have a ball pasarlo bomba [v]
have a ball pasarla de maravilla [v]
have a ball correrse de juerga [v]
curl up in a ball hacerse un ovillo [v]
curl up into a ball acurrucarse como una bola [v]
throw someone a curve ball coger con el pie [v]
throw someone a curve ball andar coger con el pie [v]
throw someone a curve ball pillar con el pie [v]