How do you use "ball" in a sentence?

The children were playing with a ball in the garden. She wore a beautiful gown to the charity ball. The goalkeeper caught the ball just before it crossed the line.

ball

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Significado: A round object used in games, or a formal social gathering for dancing

球，舞会

pelota, baile

ボール、舞踏会

공, 무도회

Ball most commonly refers to a spherical object used in sports and games. It also means a formal dance event (like Cinderella's ball). Common idioms include 'the ball is in your court' (it's your turn to act) and 'have a ball' (have a great time).

Ball最常指的是运动和游戏中使用的球形物体。它也指正式的舞会活动（如灰姑娘的舞会）。常见习语包括'the ball is in your court'（该你行动了）和'have a ball'（玩得很开心）。

Ball se refiere más comúnmente a un objeto esférico usado en deportes y juegos. También significa un evento de baile formal (como el baile de Cenicienta). Los modismos comunes incluyen «the ball is in your court» (te toca a ti actuar) y «have a ball» (pasarlo muy bien).

Ballは最も一般的に、スポーツやゲームで使われる球状の物体を指します。また、フォーマルなダンスイベント（シンデレラの舞踏会のような）も意味します。よく使われる慣用句には「the ball is in your court」（あなたの番です）や「have a ball」（とても楽しむ）があります。

Ball은 가장 흔하게 스포츠와 놀이에 사용하는 둥근 물체를 뜻합니다. 공식적인 무도회(신데렐라의 무도회 같은)를 의미하기도 합니다. 흔한 관용구로 'the ball is in your court'(결정은 네 몫이다)와 'have a ball'(아주 즐거운 시간을 보내다)이 있습니다.

Ejemplos

The children were playing with a ball in the garden.
孩子们在花园里玩球。
Los niños estaban jugando con una pelota en el jardín.
子供たちは庭でボールで遊んでいました。
아이들이 정원에서 공놀이를 하고 있었습니다.
She wore a beautiful gown to the charity ball.
她穿着一件漂亮的礼服去参加慈善舞会。
Ella llevaba un hermoso vestido al baile benéfico.
彼女はチャリティ舞踏会に美しいドレスを着て行きました。
그녀는 자선 무도회에 아름다운 드레스를 입고 갔습니다.
The goalkeeper caught the ball just before it crossed the line.
守门员在球越过球门线之前接住了球。
El portero atrapó el balón justo antes de que cruzara la línea.
ゴールキーパーはボールがラインを越える直前にキャッチしました。
골키퍼가 공이 라인을 넘기 직전에 잡았습니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old Norse 'bollr' meaning 'round object', of Germanic origin, related to Old High German 'ballo'. The dance sense comes separately from French 'bal' (a dance), from Late Latin 'ballare' (to dance).

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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