Definition of softball in English:

softball

noun ˈsɒf(t)bɔːlˈsɔf(t)ˌbɔl

mass noun

1A modified form of baseball played on a smaller field with a larger, softer ball, seven rather than nine innings, and underarm pitching. The game evolved in the US during the late 19th century from a form of indoor baseball.
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Example sentencesExamples
- I'm off to visit my best friend and see his kids play baseball and softball, respectively, so there'll be nothing new until tomorrow at least.
- The Pattaya Softball Team would like to invite all for a Sunday afternoon game of slow pitch softball at the fields of Pattaya Sport Flying Club.
- I'll be busy with softball and baseball all summer, but hopefully will have time to shoot some hoops with my boys as well.
- Women's softball and field hockey teams from China and Japan are scheduled to meet early in the games.
- More men favor football, frisbee golf, table tennis, and golf, while more women prefer gymnastics, field hockey, and softball.
- Action continues all weekend, culminating Sunday afternoon with the completion of athletics, along with baseball, softball and soccer.
- While she's a former athlete - she played softball, basketball and field hockey growing up - she never took jogs longer than an hour, even before her bout with melanoma.
- Varsity softball and baseball are able, for the first time in college history, to practice and scrimmage outdoors and under lights in preparation for spring season.
- Distance running was followed in injury frequency by gymnastics, basketball, soccer, track and field, softball, and tennis.
- The history that Nava gave was that he was active physically, playing baseball, softball, slow pitch and later golf.
- He also photographs most of Auckland's representative sports teams including rugby, rugby league, netball, softball, boxing and cricket.
- The games of Little League baseball and softball are played on six continents in more than 100 countries by millions of children.
- Babe was an All-American basketball player for three years, and was a champion at tennis, diving, baseball and softball.
- It was not until very recently that women participated in physical activities more strenuous than gymnastics, soccer, softball, and basketball.
- The network will also cover baseball, softball, volleyball, lacrosse, hockey, wrestling, spring football and select high school football games.
- As a youngster she played all the sports, especially basketball, track and field, and softball.
- If space allows and the club has softball or soccer fields, the club can organize a league for children.
- They teach Japanese language as well as Judo, Kendo, computer engineering, softball and baseball.
- Most girls played softball, so finding baseball pitchers was often difficult.
- Now we do free baseball / softball clinics with former Major Leaguers.
1. 1.1count noun A ball used in softball.
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  Example sentencesExamples
  Keep your chin raised, as though you're holding a softball under it.
  So we grabbed an apple that was approximately the size of a softball, and decided to play Apple.
  ‘Ironically, the extra weight helped me perform better when I pitched the softball or kicked the soccer ball,’ Gretchen says.
  We started on slow-pitch softballs, mashing them around to build our confidence.
  But strong, limber forearms allow you to lift greater amounts of weight as well as hit a softball or golf ball farther.
  Rolling a ball at pins, throwing a discus or a softball, or spiking a volleyball incorporates the component of power.
  Well, how about we come back here on Sunday and start practicing with softballs again?
  The pitcher has to focus on his wrist movement and finger placement to keep the softball from cutting, techniques he hopes to carry into games.
  I quickly sifted through the Nerf darts, footballs, softballs, and other various items in the barrels until I'd found a few things that might be useful.
  Each girl produces a black cloth ball, about the size of a large softball, which she has sewn.
  It's kind of like practicing hitting softballs at a batting cage in the outskirts of some small town when Hank Aaron shows up in the same cage and shows you how to hit the ball.
  Ross lobbed a few softballs, because the audience expected that much at least, but expressly so that Tom could bat them away.
  Huge hailstones, some the size of softballs, and driven by squally winds, struck the city and suburbs, particularly in the east.
  These people have access to 79-cent fresh lemons the size of softballs in February, something kings couldn't have 226 years ago.
  He grabbed a small spiked ball no bigger than a softball and attached it to the end of the chain.
  The superproduce includes tomatoes as big as softballs and volleyball-size eggplants.
  I thought about a lot more in that minute, too - freezing my tail off at barn-like arenas across Ontario, lobbing softballs towards home plate during practice, seeing her first goal tickle the twine on the soccer pitch.
  I'd been hit in the head repeatedly with many different types; soccer, basketball, kickball, softball, and baseball.
  The wooden balls grasped by huge bronze talons are the size of softballs.
  I haven't seen that many softballs since I went to summer camp as a kid.

Definition of softball in US English:

softball

nounˈsɔf(t)ˌbɔlˈsôf(t)ˌbôl

1A modified form of baseball played on a smaller field with a larger ball, seven rather than nine innings, and underarm pitching. The game evolved during the late 19th century from a form of indoor baseball.
垒球运动
Example sentencesExamples
- He also photographs most of Auckland's representative sports teams including rugby, rugby league, netball, softball, boxing and cricket.
- I'll be busy with softball and baseball all summer, but hopefully will have time to shoot some hoops with my boys as well.
- Most girls played softball, so finding baseball pitchers was often difficult.
- Varsity softball and baseball are able, for the first time in college history, to practice and scrimmage outdoors and under lights in preparation for spring season.
- The history that Nava gave was that he was active physically, playing baseball, softball, slow pitch and later golf.
- More men favor football, frisbee golf, table tennis, and golf, while more women prefer gymnastics, field hockey, and softball.
- It was not until very recently that women participated in physical activities more strenuous than gymnastics, soccer, softball, and basketball.
- If space allows and the club has softball or soccer fields, the club can organize a league for children.
- The games of Little League baseball and softball are played on six continents in more than 100 countries by millions of children.
- The network will also cover baseball, softball, volleyball, lacrosse, hockey, wrestling, spring football and select high school football games.
- Distance running was followed in injury frequency by gymnastics, basketball, soccer, track and field, softball, and tennis.
- The Pattaya Softball Team would like to invite all for a Sunday afternoon game of slow pitch softball at the fields of Pattaya Sport Flying Club.
- Action continues all weekend, culminating Sunday afternoon with the completion of athletics, along with baseball, softball and soccer.
- Babe was an All-American basketball player for three years, and was a champion at tennis, diving, baseball and softball.
- While she's a former athlete - she played softball, basketball and field hockey growing up - she never took jogs longer than an hour, even before her bout with melanoma.
- I'm off to visit my best friend and see his kids play baseball and softball, respectively, so there'll be nothing new until tomorrow at least.
- As a youngster she played all the sports, especially basketball, track and field, and softball.
- Now we do free baseball / softball clinics with former Major Leaguers.
- Women's softball and field hockey teams from China and Japan are scheduled to meet early in the games.
- They teach Japanese language as well as Judo, Kendo, computer engineering, softball and baseball.
1. 1.1 The ball used in the game of softball.
  垒球
  Example sentencesExamples
  I quickly sifted through the Nerf darts, footballs, softballs, and other various items in the barrels until I'd found a few things that might be useful.
  It's kind of like practicing hitting softballs at a batting cage in the outskirts of some small town when Hank Aaron shows up in the same cage and shows you how to hit the ball.
  But strong, limber forearms allow you to lift greater amounts of weight as well as hit a softball or golf ball farther.
  Huge hailstones, some the size of softballs, and driven by squally winds, struck the city and suburbs, particularly in the east.
  These people have access to 79-cent fresh lemons the size of softballs in February, something kings couldn't have 226 years ago.
  I thought about a lot more in that minute, too - freezing my tail off at barn-like arenas across Ontario, lobbing softballs towards home plate during practice, seeing her first goal tickle the twine on the soccer pitch.
  Rolling a ball at pins, throwing a discus or a softball, or spiking a volleyball incorporates the component of power.
  Keep your chin raised, as though you're holding a softball under it.
  I'd been hit in the head repeatedly with many different types; soccer, basketball, kickball, softball, and baseball.
  ‘Ironically, the extra weight helped me perform better when I pitched the softball or kicked the soccer ball,’ Gretchen says.
  So we grabbed an apple that was approximately the size of a softball, and decided to play Apple.
  Ross lobbed a few softballs, because the audience expected that much at least, but expressly so that Tom could bat them away.
  Each girl produces a black cloth ball, about the size of a large softball, which she has sewn.
  He grabbed a small spiked ball no bigger than a softball and attached it to the end of the chain.
  The pitcher has to focus on his wrist movement and finger placement to keep the softball from cutting, techniques he hopes to carry into games.
  I haven't seen that many softballs since I went to summer camp as a kid.
  The superproduce includes tomatoes as big as softballs and volleyball-size eggplants.
  The wooden balls grasped by huge bronze talons are the size of softballs.
  We started on slow-pitch softballs, mashing them around to build our confidence.
  Well, how about we come back here on Sunday and start practicing with softballs again?

单词	softball
释义	Definition of softball in English: softball noun ˈsɒf(t)bɔːlˈsɔf(t)ˌbɔl mass noun 1A modified form of baseball played on a smaller field with a larger, softer ball, seven rather than nine innings, and underarm pitching. The game evolved in the US during the late 19th century from a form of indoor baseball. 垒球运动 Example sentencesExamples I'm off to visit my best friend and see his kids play baseball and softball, respectively, so there'll be nothing new until tomorrow at least. The Pattaya Softball Team would like to invite all for a Sunday afternoon game of slow pitch softball at the fields of Pattaya Sport Flying Club. I'll be busy with softball and baseball all summer, but hopefully will have time to shoot some hoops with my boys as well. Women's softball and field hockey teams from China and Japan are scheduled to meet early in the games. More men favor football, frisbee golf, table tennis, and golf, while more women prefer gymnastics, field hockey, and softball. Action continues all weekend, culminating Sunday afternoon with the completion of athletics, along with baseball, softball and soccer. While she's a former athlete - she played softball, basketball and field hockey growing up - she never took jogs longer than an hour, even before her bout with melanoma. Varsity softball and baseball are able, for the first time in college history, to practice and scrimmage outdoors and under lights in preparation for spring season. Distance running was followed in injury frequency by gymnastics, basketball, soccer, track and field, softball, and tennis. The history that Nava gave was that he was active physically, playing baseball, softball, slow pitch and later golf. He also photographs most of Auckland's representative sports teams including rugby, rugby league, netball, softball, boxing and cricket. The games of Little League baseball and softball are played on six continents in more than 100 countries by millions of children. Babe was an All-American basketball player for three years, and was a champion at tennis, diving, baseball and softball. It was not until very recently that women participated in physical activities more strenuous than gymnastics, soccer, softball, and basketball. The network will also cover baseball, softball, volleyball, lacrosse, hockey, wrestling, spring football and select high school football games. As a youngster she played all the sports, especially basketball, track and field, and softball. If space allows and the club has softball or soccer fields, the club can organize a league for children. They teach Japanese language as well as Judo, Kendo, computer engineering, softball and baseball. Most girls played softball, so finding baseball pitchers was often difficult. Now we do free baseball / softball clinics with former Major Leaguers. 1.1count noun A ball used in softball. 垒球 Example sentencesExamples Keep your chin raised, as though you're holding a softball under it. So we grabbed an apple that was approximately the size of a softball, and decided to play Apple. ‘Ironically, the extra weight helped me perform better when I pitched the softball or kicked the soccer ball,’ Gretchen says. We started on slow-pitch softballs, mashing them around to build our confidence. But strong, limber forearms allow you to lift greater amounts of weight as well as hit a softball or golf ball farther. Rolling a ball at pins, throwing a discus or a softball, or spiking a volleyball incorporates the component of power. Well, how about we come back here on Sunday and start practicing with softballs again? The pitcher has to focus on his wrist movement and finger placement to keep the softball from cutting, techniques he hopes to carry into games. I quickly sifted through the Nerf darts, footballs, softballs, and other various items in the barrels until I'd found a few things that might be useful. Each girl produces a black cloth ball, about the size of a large softball, which she has sewn. It's kind of like practicing hitting softballs at a batting cage in the outskirts of some small town when Hank Aaron shows up in the same cage and shows you how to hit the ball. Ross lobbed a few softballs, because the audience expected that much at least, but expressly so that Tom could bat them away. Huge hailstones, some the size of softballs, and driven by squally winds, struck the city and suburbs, particularly in the east. These people have access to 79-cent fresh lemons the size of softballs in February, something kings couldn't have 226 years ago. He grabbed a small spiked ball no bigger than a softball and attached it to the end of the chain. The superproduce includes tomatoes as big as softballs and volleyball-size eggplants. I thought about a lot more in that minute, too - freezing my tail off at barn-like arenas across Ontario, lobbing softballs towards home plate during practice, seeing her first goal tickle the twine on the soccer pitch. I'd been hit in the head repeatedly with many different types; soccer, basketball, kickball, softball, and baseball. The wooden balls grasped by huge bronze talons are the size of softballs. I haven't seen that many softballs since I went to summer camp as a kid. Definition of softball in US English: softball nounˈsɔf(t)ˌbɔlˈsôf(t)ˌbôl 1A modified form of baseball played on a smaller field with a larger ball, seven rather than nine innings, and underarm pitching. The game evolved during the late 19th century from a form of indoor baseball. 垒球运动 Example sentencesExamples He also photographs most of Auckland's representative sports teams including rugby, rugby league, netball, softball, boxing and cricket. I'll be busy with softball and baseball all summer, but hopefully will have time to shoot some hoops with my boys as well. Most girls played softball, so finding baseball pitchers was often difficult. Varsity softball and baseball are able, for the first time in college history, to practice and scrimmage outdoors and under lights in preparation for spring season. The history that Nava gave was that he was active physically, playing baseball, softball, slow pitch and later golf. More men favor football, frisbee golf, table tennis, and golf, while more women prefer gymnastics, field hockey, and softball. It was not until very recently that women participated in physical activities more strenuous than gymnastics, soccer, softball, and basketball. If space allows and the club has softball or soccer fields, the club can organize a league for children. The games of Little League baseball and softball are played on six continents in more than 100 countries by millions of children. The network will also cover baseball, softball, volleyball, lacrosse, hockey, wrestling, spring football and select high school football games. Distance running was followed in injury frequency by gymnastics, basketball, soccer, track and field, softball, and tennis. The Pattaya Softball Team would like to invite all for a Sunday afternoon game of slow pitch softball at the fields of Pattaya Sport Flying Club. Action continues all weekend, culminating Sunday afternoon with the completion of athletics, along with baseball, softball and soccer. Babe was an All-American basketball player for three years, and was a champion at tennis, diving, baseball and softball. While she's a former athlete - she played softball, basketball and field hockey growing up - she never took jogs longer than an hour, even before her bout with melanoma. I'm off to visit my best friend and see his kids play baseball and softball, respectively, so there'll be nothing new until tomorrow at least. As a youngster she played all the sports, especially basketball, track and field, and softball. Now we do free baseball / softball clinics with former Major Leaguers. Women's softball and field hockey teams from China and Japan are scheduled to meet early in the games. They teach Japanese language as well as Judo, Kendo, computer engineering, softball and baseball. 1.1 The ball used in the game of softball. 垒球 Example sentencesExamples I quickly sifted through the Nerf darts, footballs, softballs, and other various items in the barrels until I'd found a few things that might be useful. It's kind of like practicing hitting softballs at a batting cage in the outskirts of some small town when Hank Aaron shows up in the same cage and shows you how to hit the ball. But strong, limber forearms allow you to lift greater amounts of weight as well as hit a softball or golf ball farther. Huge hailstones, some the size of softballs, and driven by squally winds, struck the city and suburbs, particularly in the east. These people have access to 79-cent fresh lemons the size of softballs in February, something kings couldn't have 226 years ago. I thought about a lot more in that minute, too - freezing my tail off at barn-like arenas across Ontario, lobbing softballs towards home plate during practice, seeing her first goal tickle the twine on the soccer pitch. Rolling a ball at pins, throwing a discus or a softball, or spiking a volleyball incorporates the component of power. Keep your chin raised, as though you're holding a softball under it. I'd been hit in the head repeatedly with many different types; soccer, basketball, kickball, softball, and baseball. ‘Ironically, the extra weight helped me perform better when I pitched the softball or kicked the soccer ball,’ Gretchen says. So we grabbed an apple that was approximately the size of a softball, and decided to play Apple. Ross lobbed a few softballs, because the audience expected that much at least, but expressly so that Tom could bat them away. Each girl produces a black cloth ball, about the size of a large softball, which she has sewn. He grabbed a small spiked ball no bigger than a softball and attached it to the end of the chain. The pitcher has to focus on his wrist movement and finger placement to keep the softball from cutting, techniques he hopes to carry into games. I haven't seen that many softballs since I went to summer camp as a kid. The superproduce includes tomatoes as big as softballs and volleyball-size eggplants. The wooden balls grasped by huge bronze talons are the size of softballs. We started on slow-pitch softballs, mashing them around to build our confidence. Well, how about we come back here on Sunday and start practicing with softballs again?
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