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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. ball1 [ingl. am. bɔl, ingl. brit. bɔːl] SUST.

1.1. ball C:

pelota f esp amer.
balón m esp Esp.
to be on the ball coloq.
to be on the ball coloq.
to carry the ball ingl. am.
to drop or fumble the ball literal (in US football) ingl. am.

1.2. ball C (delivery by pitcher):

2.1. ball U ingl. am. (baseball):

2.2. ball U (game):

to play ball(with sb) literal (play game)
jugar a la pelota (con alguien)

3.1. ball C:

the whole ballof wax ingl. am.

3.2. ball C or U:

ball HIST., MILIT.

3.3. ball C ANAT.:

4.1. ball vulg. argot <balls, pl > (testicles):

huevos mpl vulg. argot
pelotas fpl vulg. argot
cojones mpl vulg. argot
tanates mpl Méx. vulg. argot
darle a alguien una patada en los huevos (or las pelotas etc.)

4.2. ball vulg. argot <balls, pl > (nonsense):

huevadas fpl And. Ven.
gilipolleces fpl Esp.
boludeces fpl Col. Río Pl. vulg. argot
¡que se vayan a la mierda! vulg. argot

II. ball1 [ingl. am. bɔl, ingl. brit. bɔːl] V. trans.

1. ball string/wool:

2. ball (have sex with) ingl. am.:

ball argot
ball argot
tirarse vulg. argot

III. ball1 [ingl. am. bɔl, ingl. brit. bɔːl] V. intr. ingl. am. argot

joder vulg. argot
tirar vulg. argot

ball2 [ingl. am. bɔl, ingl. brit. bɔːl] SUST. (dance)

to have a ball coloq.

set ball [sɛt ˈbɔːl] SUST. (in tennis)

cue ball SUST.

eight ball SUST. (in pool)

to be behind the eight ball ingl. am.

crystal ball SUST.

golf ball SUST.

1. golf ball DEP.:

2. golf ball (on typewriter):

golf ball ingl. brit.
golf ball ingl. brit.

ground ball SUST.

rolling m Ven.

medicine ball SUST.

punching ball SUST. ingl. am.

en el diccionario PONS

ball [bɔ:l] SUST.

1. ball:

ball for golf, tennis
ball for football, basketball
ball for football, basketball
to play ball fig.

2. ball (round form):

3. ball (dance):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

ball bearing SUST.

billiard ball SUST.

masked ball SUST.

cannon ball SUST.

crystal ball SUST.

golf ball SUST.

Entrada de OpenDict

ball SUST.

ball (testicle) vulg.
huevo m vulg.
the balls vulg.
Entrada de OpenDict

ball SUST.

to have a ball (to have fun) coloq. coloc.
Entrada de OpenDict

ball pool SUST.

en el diccionario PONS

ball [bɔl] SUST.

1. ball:

ball for golf, tennis
ball for soccer, basketball, football
ball for soccer, basketball, football
to play ball fig.

2. ball (round form):

3. ball (dance):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

masked ball SUST.

masquerade ball SUST.

Swiss ball SUST.

air ball SUST. (in basketball)

cannon ball SUST.

crystal ball SUST.

medicine ball SUST.

tennis ball SUST.

ball bearing SUST.

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

Present
Iball
youball
he/she/itballs
weball
youball
theyball
Past
Iballed
youballed
he/she/itballed
weballed
youballed
theyballed
Present Perfect
Ihaveballed
youhaveballed
he/she/ithasballed
wehaveballed
youhaveballed
theyhaveballed
Past Perfect
Ihadballed
youhadballed
he/she/ithadballed
wehadballed
youhadballed
theyhadballed

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