balls

UK
/bɔːlz/
US
/bɔlz/
ballnoun

balls

pl

balls
pl
UK
/bɔːl/
US
/bɔl/
Translations
The children were playing with a ball in the park.
Дети играли с мячом в парке.
The Christmas tree was decorated with colorful balls.
Ёлка была украшена разноцветными шарами.
She attended the grand ball at the palace.
Она посетила грандиозный бал во дворце.
Definitions
A spherical or nearly spherical object used in various games and sports.
The children played with a ball in the park.
A formal social gathering for dancing.
She wore a beautiful gown to the annual charity ball.
A pitch in baseball that is not swung at by the batter and does not pass through the strike zone.
The pitcher threw four balls in a row, walking the batter.
A rounded part or protuberance, especially at the end of a bone or on a plant.
The ball of the foot is the padded area on the sole of the foot.
A rounded mass or lump of a substance, especially one formed by rolling.
Roll the dough into small balls before baking.
Slang: a testicle.
The player was struck in the ball by the puck.
A very enjoyable time or experience; an instance of great fun.
We had a ball at the concert last night.
A solid spherical projectile fired from a firearm; a bullet.
The soldier loaded a lead ball into his musket.
Synonyms
spherical object
round object
ballverb

balls

balled
Past Simple
balled
Past Participle
balling
Gerund
UK
/bɔːl/
US
/bɑl/
Translations
He balled his fists in anger.
Он сжал кулаки от злости.
Definitions
To form or gather into a ball.
She balled up the piece of paper and threw it into the trash.
To become formed into a ball.
The dough balled up as it was kneaded.
Synonyms
form into a ball
roll up
balladjective
Definitions
Attributive: relating to or designed for ball games, or shaped like a ball.
The catcher put on his ball glove.