Definition of infielder in English:

infielder

noun ˈɪnˌfiːldəˈɪnˌfildər

Baseball

A defensive player who is positioned in the infield, playing first base, second base, third base, or shortstop.
the infielder made a sliding catch near the foul line
Example sentencesExamples
- With the infield back, your infielders have their normal range.
- The Red Sox acquired the infielder from the Phillies on Aug. 31.
- The star infielder, who hit .345 in 86 games last season, is batting .167 this spring.
- The Rangers wasted no time moving the young infielder up the ranks.
- He showed tremendous pop for a middle infielder, slugging 16 home runs in 72 games that year.

Definition of infielder in US English:

infielder

nounˈinˌfēldərˈɪnˌfildər

Baseball

A defensive player who is positioned in the infield, playing first base, second base, third base, or shortstop.
the infielder made a sliding catch near the foul line
Example sentencesExamples
- He showed tremendous pop for a middle infielder, slugging 16 home runs in 72 games that year.
- The star infielder, who hit .345 in 86 games last season, is batting .167 this spring.
- With the infield back, your infielders have their normal range.
- The Red Sox acquired the infielder from the Phillies on Aug. 31.
- The Rangers wasted no time moving the young infielder up the ranks.

单词	infielder
释义	Definition of infielder in English: infielder noun ˈɪnˌfiːldəˈɪnˌfildər Baseball A defensive player who is positioned in the infield, playing first base, second base, third base, or shortstop. the infielder made a sliding catch near the foul line Example sentencesExamples With the infield back, your infielders have their normal range. The Red Sox acquired the infielder from the Phillies on Aug. 31. The star infielder, who hit .345 in 86 games last season, is batting .167 this spring. The Rangers wasted no time moving the young infielder up the ranks. He showed tremendous pop for a middle infielder, slugging 16 home runs in 72 games that year. Definition of infielder in US English: infielder nounˈinˌfēldərˈɪnˌfildər Baseball A defensive player who is positioned in the infield, playing first base, second base, third base, or shortstop. the infielder made a sliding catch near the foul line Example sentencesExamples He showed tremendous pop for a middle infielder, slugging 16 home runs in 72 games that year. The star infielder, who hit .345 in 86 games last season, is batting .167 this spring. With the infield back, your infielders have their normal range. The Red Sox acquired the infielder from the Phillies on Aug. 31. The Rangers wasted no time moving the young infielder up the ranks.
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