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Definition of dinger in English: dingernoun ˈdɪŋəˈdiNGər Baseball informal 1A home run. 〔棒球〕本垒打 Example sentencesExamples - You have to go back more than a dozen years to the Dodgers in 1992 to find a team giving up so few dingers.
- However, a full 60% of his dingers the past five years have come at this home-run friendly field.
- The Twins and their opponents hit 172 dingers there, while clouting 186 in opposing ballparks, an eight percent edge.
- More impressive, 11 of his dingers have come at cavernous RFK Stadium.
- In the game I attended, he singled, hit a rocket down first that he failed to beat out only because he couldn't be troubled to run, and then launched his mammoth dinger.
- High-tech bats have so enhanced players' power that some leagues have taken to limiting the number of home runs a team can hit, turning subsequent dingers into more modest doubles.
- I thought that when Reggie hit a dinger, that maybe my dad would be able to come through on one of his many promises, too.
- His home run call, ‘And you can tell it goodbye’ gave generations of fans in the Bay area a rally cry for every dinger hit.
- Aaron wound up with just 41 more dingers while coming to the plate 4,000 more times!
- He is batting a solid .328 and has batted 52 runs in along with 13 dingers.
- He hit 30 homers for the Cubs in 1993, and ended his career with 81 dingers.
- Does anybody care that they each hit 49 dingers twice?
- Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth had 342 and 309 dingers, respectively, at that same age.
- Two years ago, I posed the question to the Yankees' manager about using the replay on disputed fair-foul dingers.
- He went on to hit at least 25 over the next four seasons and finished his career in 1955 with 202 lifetime dingers.
- Furthermore, with six dingers in his last ten games, he is now leading the majors in home runs this season with 15.
- While the offense and special teams were hitting home runs, the FSU defense was giving up bunches of singles and doubles, plus the occasional dinger.
- One bedazzled writer even commented he was on a pace to hit 81 dingers.
- Well, since then, he is hitting .316 with 13 HR and is on pace to hit a career-high 26 dingers.
- Sure, he hit the aforementioned dinger, but in the fifth he came up with runners on first and second, two out, and flew out.
- 1.1US dated A thing outstanding of its kind.
〈非正式，主美〉极好的东西 it was going to be a dinger of a night Example sentencesExamples - This gave me the opportunity to put together a wing dinger of a Halloween party since the students would generally follow directions without question.
- This was a real dinger of a game with terrific ball display and a great victory for Ivan.
- It is the Department of Conservation flip-flop, and it is a dinger.
- This was a dinger of a game with the sides on level terms at the end of normal time.
OriginLate 19th century: shortening of humdinger. Definition of dinger in US English: dingernounˈdiNGər Baseball informal 1A home run. 〔棒球〕本垒打 he beat the Braves twice with extra-inning dingers 他在增补回合以两个本垒打击败了布拉夫队。 Example sentencesExamples - Two years ago, I posed the question to the Yankees' manager about using the replay on disputed fair-foul dingers.
- However, a full 60% of his dingers the past five years have come at this home-run friendly field.
- Aaron wound up with just 41 more dingers while coming to the plate 4,000 more times!
- He hit 30 homers for the Cubs in 1993, and ended his career with 81 dingers.
- Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth had 342 and 309 dingers, respectively, at that same age.
- Sure, he hit the aforementioned dinger, but in the fifth he came up with runners on first and second, two out, and flew out.
- He went on to hit at least 25 over the next four seasons and finished his career in 1955 with 202 lifetime dingers.
- He is batting a solid .328 and has batted 52 runs in along with 13 dingers.
- The Twins and their opponents hit 172 dingers there, while clouting 186 in opposing ballparks, an eight percent edge.
- In the game I attended, he singled, hit a rocket down first that he failed to beat out only because he couldn't be troubled to run, and then launched his mammoth dinger.
- While the offense and special teams were hitting home runs, the FSU defense was giving up bunches of singles and doubles, plus the occasional dinger.
- More impressive, 11 of his dingers have come at cavernous RFK Stadium.
- Well, since then, he is hitting .316 with 13 HR and is on pace to hit a career-high 26 dingers.
- Does anybody care that they each hit 49 dingers twice?
- One bedazzled writer even commented he was on a pace to hit 81 dingers.
- High-tech bats have so enhanced players' power that some leagues have taken to limiting the number of home runs a team can hit, turning subsequent dingers into more modest doubles.
- Furthermore, with six dingers in his last ten games, he is now leading the majors in home runs this season with 15.
- His home run call, ‘And you can tell it goodbye’ gave generations of fans in the Bay area a rally cry for every dinger hit.
- I thought that when Reggie hit a dinger, that maybe my dad would be able to come through on one of his many promises, too.
- You have to go back more than a dozen years to the Dodgers in 1992 to find a team giving up so few dingers.
- 1.1US dated A thing outstanding of its kind.
〈非正式，主美〉极好的东西 by God, ain't that a dinger! 天哪，那真是个好东西！ Example sentencesExamples - This was a real dinger of a game with terrific ball display and a great victory for Ivan.
- It is the Department of Conservation flip-flop, and it is a dinger.
- This was a dinger of a game with the sides on level terms at the end of normal time.
- This gave me the opportunity to put together a wing dinger of a Halloween party since the students would generally follow directions without question.
OriginLate 19th century: shortening of humdinger. |