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bowl

UK
/bəʊl/
US
/boʊl/

Translations

bowlnoun
bowls
pl
UK
/bəʊl/
US
/boʊl/
bouleAu jeu de lawn bowls.
His bowl curved toward the jack and stopped inches from the target.
Sa boule a courbé vers le jack et s’est arrêtée à quelques centimètres de la cible.
fourneauPartie de la pipe qui contient le tabac.
He packed the bowl of his pipe with tobacco.
Il a rempli le fourneau de sa pipe de tabac.
She poured the soup into a large bowl.
Elle a versé la soupe dans un grand bol.
lancerAu bowling.
He scored a strike on his first bowl.
Il a fait un strike dès son premier lancer.
Additional translations
panseEn typographie.
bowlFootball américain universitaire; emprunt courant.
cuvettePartie creuse et arrondie d’un objet.
stadeAu sens de grand stade ou enceinte sportive.
Synonyms
dish
container
vessel
basin
receptacle
bowlverb
bowled
Past Simple
bowled
Past Participle
bowling
Gerund
UK
/bəʊl/
US
/boʊl/
jouer au bowling
He managed to bowl a perfect strike in the final frame of the game.
Il a réussi à jouer au bowling un strike parfait dans la dernière manche.
filerSe déplacer rapidement et sans heurt.
The car bowled along the highway at a steady pace.
La voiture filait sur l’autoroute à une vitesse régulière.
lancerAu cricket.
The fast bowler was able to bowl at speeds exceeding 90 miles per hour.
Le lanceur rapide pouvait lancer à des vitesses dépassant 90 miles à l’heure.
Synonyms
throw
cast
pitch
roll
bowladjective
more bowl
Comp.
most bowl
Super.
UK
/bəʊl/
US
/boʊl/
Used attributively before another noun, especially in reference to postseason college football games (e.g., "bowl game").
Additional translations
bowlFootball américain universitaire; emprunt courant.

Definitions

bowlnoun
A round, deep dish or basin used for food or liquid.
She poured the soup into a large bowl.
A concave, typically hemispherical, part of an object.
The bowl of the spoon was filled with sugar.
A stadium or large outdoor venue, often used for sports or concerts.
The concert was held at the famous Rose Bowl.
A game of bowling, or a single turn in the game.
He scored a strike on his first bowl.
A rounded, open container used for smoking tobacco or other substances.
He packed the bowl of his pipe with tobacco.
The curved stroke of a letter that encloses a counter in typography.
In the typeface design, the bowl of the lowercase 'g' should balance its descender.
A biased ball used in the game of lawn bowls.
His bowl curved toward the jack and stopped inches from the target.
A postseason college football game, usually identified by the word "Bowl" in its title.
The team accepted an invitation to play in the Peach Bowl.
bowlverb
To roll a ball along a smooth surface, especially in the game of bowling.
He managed to bowl a perfect strike in the final frame of the game.
To deliver a ball to a batsman in the game of cricket.
The fast bowler was able to bowl at speeds exceeding 90 miles per hour.
To move rapidly and smoothly in a specified direction.
The car bowled along the highway at a steady pace.
bowladjective
Relating to or designating a postseason college football game or series of such games.
The team became bowl eligible after winning six games.
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