cannonball

UK
/ˈkæn.ənbɔːl/
US
/ˈkæn.ən.bɔl/

Übersetzungen

cannonballsubstantiv
cannonballs
Pl.
UK
/ˈkæn.ənbɔːl/
US
/ˈkæn.ən.bɔl/
The cannonball was fired from the ancient cannon.
Ядро было выпущено из древней пушки.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
прыжок в воду
шаровая молния
cannonballverb
cannonballed
Präteritum
cannonballed
Partizip Perfekt
cannonballing
Gerundium
UK
/ˈkæn.ən.bɔːl/
US
/ˈkæn.ən.bɑl/
прыгать бомбочкой
He decided to cannonball into the pool.
Он решил прыгнуть бомбочкой в бассейн.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
стрелять ядрами
cannonballadjektiv
more cannonball
Komp.
most cannonball
Super.
Used attributively to describe something fast or forceful, e.g., "a cannonball train".
cannonballinterjektion
Exclamation shouted before making a cannonball jump.

Definitionen

cannonballsubstantiv
A heavy, round projectile made of iron or stone, historically used in warfare to be fired from a cannon.
The museum displayed an ancient cannonball that was used during the medieval siege.
A jump into water with the body tucked into a ball, creating a large splash.
He executed a perfect cannonball off the diving board, drenching everyone nearby.
A type of melon, specifically a small, round variety of watermelon.
We picked a ripe cannonball from the garden for our summer picnic.
A person or thing that moves very fast or with great force.
The running back was a cannonball, blasting through the defensive line.
cannonballverb
To jump into water with the body tucked into a ball to create a large splash.
He decided to cannonball into the pool, drenching everyone nearby.
To move very quickly and directly, often without slowing down.
The motorcycle cannonballed down the empty highway.
cannonballadjektiv
Moving very fast or with great force, like a cannonball.
A cannonball sprint down the court left the defenders stunned.
cannonballinterjektion
An exclamation shouted before performing a cannonball jump into water or to announce such an action.
"Cannonball!" he shouted before plunging into the lake.