Definition of barehand in US English:

barehand

verbˈberhandˈberhand

(in baseball) field with one's ungloved hand.
Example sentencesExamples
- Matsui, looking to cut the ball off, tried to barehand and ended up kicking the ball into left-center with his right heel.
- He simply had to barehand the ball, or watch it drop in for either a single or a double.
- When you barehand a ball, if the ball doesn't go in your hand just right, the guy's safe.
- Brown also tried to barehand a hot smash in the sixth inning, a reckless habit he has had his entire career.
- He comes in for bunts and barehands the ball well, and he shows good range to both his left and right.

Definition of barehand in US English:

barehand

verbˈberhand

(in baseball) field with one's ungloved hand.
Example sentencesExamples
- He simply had to barehand the ball, or watch it drop in for either a single or a double.
- Brown also tried to barehand a hot smash in the sixth inning, a reckless habit he has had his entire career.
- Matsui, looking to cut the ball off, tried to barehand and ended up kicking the ball into left-center with his right heel.
- He comes in for bunts and barehands the ball well, and he shows good range to both his left and right.
- When you barehand a ball, if the ball doesn't go in your hand just right, the guy's safe.

单词	barehand
释义	Definition of barehand in US English: barehand verbˈberhandˈberhand (in baseball) field with one's ungloved hand. Example sentencesExamples Matsui, looking to cut the ball off, tried to barehand and ended up kicking the ball into left-center with his right heel. He simply had to barehand the ball, or watch it drop in for either a single or a double. When you barehand a ball, if the ball doesn't go in your hand just right, the guy's safe. Brown also tried to barehand a hot smash in the sixth inning, a reckless habit he has had his entire career. He comes in for bunts and barehands the ball well, and he shows good range to both his left and right. Definition of barehand in US English: barehand verbˈberhand (in baseball) field with one's ungloved hand. Example sentencesExamples He simply had to barehand the ball, or watch it drop in for either a single or a double. Brown also tried to barehand a hot smash in the sixth inning, a reckless habit he has had his entire career. Matsui, looking to cut the ball off, tried to barehand and ended up kicking the ball into left-center with his right heel. He comes in for bunts and barehands the ball well, and he shows good range to both his left and right. When you barehand a ball, if the ball doesn't go in your hand just right, the guy's safe.
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