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/lɒb/
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/lɑb/
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lob
noun
lobs
pl
UK
/lɒb/
US
/lɑb/
лопасть
The helicopter's lob was damaged during the flight.
Лопасть вертолёта была повреждена во время полёта.
доля
The doctor examined the lob of the patient's liver.
Доктор осмотрел долю печени пациента.
Additional translations
мочка
долька
Synonyms
lobe
lobule
bulge
projection
lob
verb
lobbed
Past Simple
lobbed
Past Participle
lobbing
Gerund
UK
/lɒb/
US
/lɑb/
бросать
He lobbed the ball over the fence.
Он бросил мяч через забор.
подбрасывать
She lobbed the tennis ball high into the air.
Она подбросила теннисный мяч высоко в воздух.
Additional translations
швырнуть
запульнуть
Synonyms
cast
pitch
hurl
fling
throw
lob
adjective
Attributive use in sports contexts (e.g., "lob pass", "lob serve").
Definitions
lob
noun
A high, arcing throw or hit of a ball, especially in sports like tennis or volleyball.
She executed a perfect lob over her opponent's head to win the point.
A type of hairstyle where the hair is cut to a length between a bob and long hair, typically around shoulder length.
She decided to try a new look and got a lob that framed her face beautifully.
lob
verb
To throw or hit (a ball or missile) in a high arc.
The tennis player lobbed the ball over her opponent's head.
To propel something with a high, arching trajectory.
He lobbed a snowball over the fence.
lob
adjective
Designed for or characterized by a high, arcing trajectory, especially in sports.
The player used a lob pass to get the ball over the defender.
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