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 Übersetzung für '[ball]' von Englisch nach Deutsch
root {adj} [attr.] [e.g. ball, extract, rot, treatment, canal]
155
Wurzel- [z. B. Ballen, Extrakt, Fäule, Behandlung, Kanal]
firm {adj} [of a ball, tomatoes, etc.]prall [fest]
120
cosmet.med.
cotton {adj} [attr.] [e.g. ball or swab, bud or stick, pad, pliers]
Watte- [z. B. Bausch, Stäbchen, Pad, Pinzette]
30
medicine {adj} [attr.] [e.g. ball, cabinet, bottle, man]Medizin- [z. B. Ball, Schrank, Flasche, Mann]
24
sports
fit {adj} [ball player]
spielfähig
13
sb. punted [ball]jd. stieß [Ball]
6
bandyed {adj} {past-p} [ball, words]gewechselt
bouncy {adj} [ball]gut springend
ungeprüft
sports
pottable {adj} [ball in snooker, pool etc.] [able to be potted]
versenkbar [Poolkugel usw.] [kann versenkt werden]
sb. punts [ball]jd. stößt [Ball]
Verben
sports
to pitch [a ball]
werfen
1526
to catch [ball etc.]auffangen
652
sports
to regain [the ball]
zurückerobern
273
to boot [ball]kicken [ugs.]
97
sports
to pot [billiard or snooker ball]
einlochen
72
sports
to field sth. [esp. ball]
etw.Akk. auffangen [bes. Ball]
68
to bowl [a ball]rollen [einen Ball]
65
to slam [ball]bolzen [ugs.]
38
sports
to bend [ball]
anschneiden [Ball]
28
sports
to take sth. [a ball]
etw. aufnehmen [Ball]
25
sports
to heel [ball]
hakeln [Rugby]
16
to bounce sth. [e.g. ball]etw. auftippen [z. B. Ball]
13
to belt sth. [e.g. a ball]etw. hart schlagen [z. B. einen Ball]
sports
to chest sth. [esp. the ball in football / soccer]
etw. mit der Brust annehmen [bes. den Ball beim Fußballspielen]
sports
to curl [the ball in football / soccer]
schnippeln [Fußballjargon]
sports
to field sth. [esp. ball]
etw.Akk. fangen [bes. Ball]
ungeprüft
sports
to heel [ball]
ferseln [bes. österr.] [Fußball] [hakeln]
sports
to scrimmage sth. [in American football: ball]
etw.Akk. ins Gedränge werfen
Substantive
bauble [esp. Br.] [Christmas tree ball]Christbaumkugel {f}
110
sports
dimple [of a golf ball]
Dimpel {m}
24
prom [Am.] [ball]Maturaball {m} [österr.]
23
clew [ball of thread, yarn, or cord]Knäuel {m} {n} [zu einer Kugel gerollter Faden]
21
sports
football [ball used in American and Canadian football]
Football {m} [Sportgerät]
17
toys
superball [bouncy ball]
Flummi {m}
14
sports
football [esp. Br.] [ball]
Fußball {m} [Sportgerät]
11
bounce [ball]Aufsprung {m} [von Ball]
7
games
bosseln [game involving the throwing of a ball along country roads]
Boßeln {n} [nordd.]
6
anat.
enarthrosis [ball-and-socket joint]
Kugelgelenk {n}
6
sports
deflection [in ball games]
Ablenker {m} [Aktion bei Ballspielen]
5
masquerade [masked ball]Maskenfest {n}
5
sports
[ball sport requiring successful return of the ball to the opposing player or team] [e.g. tennis, badminton]
Rückschlagspiel {n} [z. B. Tennis, Badminton]
sports
[ball sports utilizing a wall, e.g. squash]
Wand-Ballspiele {pl}
archi.hist.
[embrasure with rotating ball inserted]
Kugelscharte {f} [ugs.: Holzauge]
[little gifts, ladies are given at a ball]Damenspende {f}
sports
ballboy [also: ball boy, ball-boy] [football / soccer / tennis]
Ballkind {n}
sports
ballboy [also: ball boy, ball-boy] [football / soccer]
Ballrusse {m} [ugs. bzw. veraltet] [Balljunge]
sports
baseball [ball]
Baseball {m} [Ball]
spec.sports
bounce [e.g. of a ball]
Absprung {m} [z. B. eines Balles]
bot.T
buffelsbol [S.Afr.] [Gardenia thunbergia] ["buffalo ball"]
Wald-Gardenie {f}
games
catch [children's game] [throwing and catching an object, e.g. a ball]
Werfen und Fangen {n} [Kinderspiel]
gamessports
cochonnet [aim ball]
Zielkugel {f} [Cochonnet]
sports
curve [curve ball]
im Bogen geworfener Ball {m}
sports
fly [fly ball] [baseball]
Flugball {m}
sports
football [ball]
Pocke {f} [ugs., Ruhrgebiet für: Fußball]
sports
football [Br.] [ball]
Wuchtel {f} [österr., bes. Wien] [Ball fürs Fußball spielen]
sports
football [esp. Br.] [ball]
Murmel {f} [ugs.] [Jargon] [Fußball] [Sportgerät]
sports
grounder [ground ball]
Grounder {m} [im Baseball]
sports
hardball [Am.] [ball]
Baseball {m}
gamessports
klootschieten [standing-style ball shooting, played along the coast and borders of North Germany]
Klootschießen {n} [nordd.] [eine Art Eisschießen]
gastr.
knaidel [also: kneidel] [from Yiddish kneydel] [matzo ball]
Matzeknödel {m} [auch: Mazzeknödel]
gastr.
knaidel [also: kneidel] [from Yiddish kneydel] [matzo ball]
Matzenknödel {pl} [auch: Mazzenknödel]
sports
let [obstruction of the ball]
Let {n}
toys
marble [ball]
Märbel {f} [regional] [Murmel]
sports
obstruction [without being in possession of the ball] [e.g. in football / soccer]
Sperren {n} ohne Ball [z. B. im Fußball]
ungeprüft partner [at ball]Herrenbegleitung {f} [geh.] [Ballpartner]
ungeprüft partner [female] [at ball]Damenbegleitung {f} [geh.] [Ballpartnerin]
sports
pass [of the ball, etc. to a teammate]
Anspiel {n} [Zuspiel]
VetMed.
phytobezoar [food ball]
Phytobezoar {m} [ungenügend durchgekaute pflanzliche Fasern]
pompon [ornamental ball or tuft]Troddel {f}
cloth.
pompon [ornamental ball or tuft]
Pompon {m} [Quaste, Troddel]
punchball [Am.] [rubber ball]Gummiball {m}
gamessports
punchball [ball game]
[mit der Faust gespielter Baseball (dabei werden statt der Schläger die Fäuste benutzt; wird auf der Straße gespielt)]
toys
superball [bouncy ball]
Flummiball {m}
2 Wörter: Verben
to ball sth. up [form into a ball]etw. zusammenballen [zu einem Ball formen]
to bounce up [ball]hochschnellen [von Ball]
to convert sth. into sth. [e.g. ball possession into goals] etw. in etw.Akk. ummünzen [z. B. Ballbesitz in Tore]
sports
to dispossess sb. (of sth.) [ball, puck etc.]
jdm. etw. abjagen [Ball, Puck etc.]
to kick sth. about [a ball or something used like a ball]etw.Akk. herumkicken
sports
to punch clear [goalkeeper with his fists to clear the ball from his goalmouth]
wegfausten [wegboxen]
sports
to punch clear [goalkeeper with his fists to clear the ball from his goalmouth]
wegboxen [Torwart den Ball mit der Faust]
to smash in sth. [with a ball or similar object] etw.Akk. einschießen [z. B. mit einem Ball zerschlagen etc.]
2 Wörter: Substantive
gastr.
(tea) infuser [egg- or ball-shaped]
Teeei {n}
tech.
ball cage [ball bearings­]
Kugelkäfig {m} [Kugellager]
games
ball game [also: ball-game]
Ballspiel {n}
ball society [collective attendees of a formal ball]Ballgesellschaft {f}
sports
ball training [strength and agility training using an exercise ball]
Balltraining {n} [körperliche Übungen mit einem Übungs­ball]
sports
beach volleyball [the ball]
Beachvolleyball {m} [der Ball]
tech.
bearing race [race for ball bearings­]
Lagerring {m}
sports
Bosu ball [also: bosu ball] [BOSU®; BOth Sides Up, BOth Sides Utilised]
Bosu-Ball {m} [BOSU®]
sportstech.
bounce property [e.g. tennis ball]
Sprungeigenschaft {f} [z. B. Tennisball]
sports
bouncing ability [of a ball]
Sprungvermögen {n} [eines Balles]
gastr.
cheese puffs [ball-shaped]
Käsebällchen {pl}
anat.med.
cotyloid joint [Articulatio spheroidea, Articulatio cotylica, Enarthrosis sphaeroidea, Enarthrosis spheroidea] [ball-and-socket-joint]
Nussgelenk {n}
anat.med.
cotyloid joint [Articulatio spheroidea, Articulatio cotylica, Enarthrosis sphaeroidea, Enarthrosis spheroidea] [ball-and-socket-joint]
Napfgelenk {n}
sports
daisy cutter [coll.] [a low hit or kicked ball in baseball and soccer]
Flachschuss {m} [bes. Fußball; flacher Ball: Baseball]
anat.med.
enarthrodial joint [Articulatio spheroidea, Articulatio cotylica, Enarthrosis sphaeroidea, Enarthrosis spheroidea] [ball-and-socket-joint]
Nussgelenk {n}
sports
instep kick [kick of a soccer ball with the top of one's shoe]
Spannschuss {m}
tech.
latex bladder [e.g. of a soccer ball]
Latexblase {f} [z. B. eines Fußballs]
Pezzi® ball [Swiss ball]Pezziball {m} [ugs.] [PEZZI®-Gymnastikball]
solid ball [e.g. cannon ball]Vollkugel {f} [z. B. Kanonenkugel]
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Übersetzung für '[ball]' von Englisch nach Deutsch

root {adj} [attr.] [e.g. ball, extract, rot, treatment, canal]
Wurzel- [z. B. Ballen, Extrakt, Fäule, Behandlung, Kanal]
firm {adj} [of a ball, tomatoes, etc.]
prall [fest]
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cotton {adj} [attr.] [e.g. ball or swab, bud or stick, pad, pliers]
Watte- [z. B. Bausch, Stäbchen, Pad, Pinzette]cosmet.med.
medicine {adj} [attr.] [e.g. ball, cabinet, bottle, man]
Medizin- [z. B. Ball, Schrank, Flasche, Mann]
fit {adj} [ball player]
spielfähigsports
sb. punted [ball]
jd. stieß [Ball]
bandyed {adj} {past-p} [ball, words]
gewechselt
bouncy {adj} [ball]
gut springend
pottable {adj} [ball in snooker, pool etc.] [able to be potted]
ungeprüft versenkbar [Poolkugel usw.] [kann versenkt werden]sports
sb. punts [ball]
jd. stößt [Ball]

to pitch [a ball]
werfensports
to catch [ball etc.]
auffangen
to regain [the ball]
zurückerobernsports
to boot [ball]
kicken [ugs.]
to pot [billiard or snooker ball]
einlochensports
to field sth. [esp. ball]
etw.Akk. auffangen [bes. Ball]sports

etw.Akk. fangen [bes. Ball]sports
to bowl [a ball]
rollen [einen Ball]
to slam [ball]
bolzen [ugs.]
to bend [ball]
anschneiden [Ball]sports
to take sth. [a ball]
etw. aufnehmen [Ball]sports
to heel [ball]
hakeln [Rugby]sports

ungeprüft ferseln [bes. österr.] [Fußball] [hakeln]sports
to bounce sth. [e.g. ball]
etw. auftippen [z. B. Ball]
to belt sth. [e.g. a ball]
etw. hart schlagen [z. B. einen Ball]
to chest sth. [esp. the ball in football / soccer]
etw. mit der Brust annehmen [bes. den Ball beim Fußballspielen]sports
to curl [the ball in football / soccer]
schnippeln [Fußballjargon]sports
to scrimmage sth. [in American football: ball]
etw.Akk. ins Gedränge werfensports

bauble [esp. Br.] [Christmas tree ball]
Christbaumkugel {f}
dimple [of a golf ball]
Dimpel {m}sports
prom [Am.] [ball]
Maturaball {m} [österr.]
clew [ball of thread, yarn, or cord]
Knäuel {m} {n} [zu einer Kugel gerollter Faden]
football [ball used in American and Canadian football]
Football {m} [Sportgerät]sports
superball [bouncy ball]
Flummi {m}toys

Flummiball {m}toys
football [esp. Br.] [ball]
Fußball {m} [Sportgerät]sports

Murmel {f} [ugs.] [Jargon] [Fußball] [Sportgerät]sports
bounce [ball]
Aufsprung {m} [von Ball]
bosseln [game involving the throwing of a ball along country roads]
Boßeln {n} [nordd.]games
enarthrosis [ball-and-socket joint]
Kugelgelenk {n}anat.
deflection [in ball games]
Ablenker {m} [Aktion bei Ballspielen]sports
masquerade [masked ball]
Maskenfest {n}
[ball sport requiring successful return of the ball to the opposing player or team] [e.g. tennis, badminton]
Rückschlagspiel {n} [z. B. Tennis, Badminton]sports
[ball sports utilizing a wall, e.g. squash]
Wand-Ballspiele {pl}sports
[embrasure with rotating ball inserted]
Kugelscharte {f} [ugs.: Holzauge]archi.hist.
[little gifts, ladies are given at a ball]
Damenspende {f}
ballboy [also: ball boy, ball-boy] [football / soccer / tennis]
Ballkind {n}sports
ballboy [also: ball boy, ball-boy] [football / soccer]
Ballrusse {m} [ugs. bzw. veraltet] [Balljunge]sports
baseball [ball]
Baseball {m} [Ball]sports
bounce [e.g. of a ball]
Absprung {m} [z. B. eines Balles]spec.sports
buffelsbol [S.Afr.] [Gardenia thunbergia] ["buffalo ball"]
Wald-Gardenie {f}bot.T
catch [children's game] [throwing and catching an object, e.g. a ball]
Werfen und Fangen {n} [Kinderspiel]games
cochonnet [aim ball]
Zielkugel {f} [Cochonnet]gamessports
curve [curve ball]
im Bogen geworfener Ball {m}sports
fly [fly ball] [baseball]
Flugball {m}sports
football [ball]
Pocke {f} [ugs., Ruhrgebiet für: Fußball]sports
football [Br.] [ball]
Wuchtel {f} [österr., bes. Wien] [Ball fürs Fußball spielen]sports
grounder [ground ball]
Grounder {m} [im Baseball]sports
hardball [Am.] [ball]
Baseball {m}sports
klootschieten [standing-style ball shooting, played along the coast and borders of North Germany]
Klootschießen {n} [nordd.] [eine Art Eisschießen]gamessports
knaidel [also: kneidel] [from Yiddish kneydel] [matzo ball]
Matzeknödel {m} [auch: Mazzeknödel]gastr.

Matzenknödel {pl} [auch: Mazzenknödel]gastr.
let [obstruction of the ball]
Let {n}sports
marble [ball]
Märbel {f} [regional] [Murmel]toys
obstruction [without being in possession of the ball] [e.g. in football / soccer]
Sperren {n} ohne Ball [z. B. im Fußball]sports
partner [at ball]
ungeprüft Herrenbegleitung {f} [geh.] [Ballpartner]
partner [female] [at ball]
ungeprüft Damenbegleitung {f} [geh.] [Ballpartnerin]
pass [of the ball, etc. to a teammate]
Anspiel {n} [Zuspiel]sports
phytobezoar [food ball]
Phytobezoar {m} [ungenügend durchgekaute pflanzliche Fasern]VetMed.
pompon [ornamental ball or tuft]
Troddel {f}

Pompon {m} [Quaste, Troddel]cloth.
punchball [Am.] [rubber ball]
Gummiball {m}
punchball [ball game]
[mit der Faust gespielter Baseball (dabei werden statt der Schläger die Fäuste benutzt; wird auf der Straße gespielt)]gamessports

to ball sth. up [form into a ball]
etw. zusammenballen [zu einem Ball formen]
to bounce up [ball]
hochschnellen [von Ball]
to convert sth. into sth. [e.g. ball possession into goals]
etw. in etw.Akk. ummünzen [z. B. Ballbesitz in Tore]
to dispossess sb. (of sth.) [ball, puck etc.]
jdm. etw. abjagen [Ball, Puck etc.]sports
to kick sth. about [a ball or something used like a ball]
etw.Akk. herumkicken
to punch clear [goalkeeper with his fists to clear the ball from his goalmouth]
wegfausten [wegboxen]sports

wegboxen [Torwart den Ball mit der Faust]sports
to smash in sth. [with a ball or similar object]
etw.Akk. einschießen [z. B. mit einem Ball zerschlagen etc.]

(tea) infuser [egg- or ball-shaped]
Teeei {n}gastr.
ball cage [ball bearings­]
Kugelkäfig {m} [Kugellager]tech.
ball game [also: ball-game]
Ballspiel {n}games
ball society [collective attendees of a formal ball]
Ballgesellschaft {f}
ball training [strength and agility training using an exercise ball]
Balltraining {n} [körperliche Übungen mit einem Übungs­ball]sports
beach volleyball [the ball]
Beachvolleyball {m} [der Ball]sports
bearing race [race for ball bearings­]
Lagerring {m}tech.
Bosu ball [also: bosu ball] [BOSU®; BOth Sides Up, BOth Sides Utilised]
Bosu-Ball {m} [BOSU®]sports
bounce property [e.g. tennis ball]
Sprungeigenschaft {f} [z. B. Tennisball]sportstech.
bouncing ability [of a ball]
Sprungvermögen {n} [eines Balles]sports
cheese puffs [ball-shaped]
Käsebällchen {pl}gastr.
cotyloid joint [Articulatio spheroidea, Articulatio cotylica, Enarthrosis sphaeroidea, Enarthrosis spheroidea] [ball-and-socket-joint]
Nussgelenk {n}anat.med.

Napfgelenk {n}anat.med.
daisy cutter [coll.] [a low hit or kicked ball in baseball and soccer]
Flachschuss {m} [bes. Fußball; flacher Ball: Baseball]sports
enarthrodial joint [Articulatio spheroidea, Articulatio cotylica, Enarthrosis sphaeroidea, Enarthrosis spheroidea] [ball-and-socket-joint]
Nussgelenk {n}anat.med.
instep kick [kick of a soccer ball with the top of one's shoe]
Spannschuss {m}sports
latex bladder [e.g. of a soccer ball]
Latexblase {f} [z. B. eines Fußballs]tech.
Pezzi® ball [Swiss ball]
Pezziball {m} [ugs.] [PEZZI®-Gymnastikball]
solid ball [e.g. cannon ball]
Vollkugel {f} [z. B. Kanonenkugel]
  • etw. [Akk.] schneiden [bes. in Scheiben] [auch Ball] = to slice sth.
  • aufspringen [Ball] = to bounce
  • kurven [Ball, Rakete etc.] = to arc
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • Four-ball (also known as "better-ball", and sometimes best-ball) is a pairs format.
  • Spinning-ball spare conversion: The bowler spins one ball slowly down the lane, and sends a second ball down the lane normally.
  • The ball can be thrown in several ways. Throwing the ball while running causes the ball to move in the direction faced.
  • Ground ball rate, or ground ball percentage, is the percentage of batted balls that are hit as ground balls against a pitcher.
  • Philadelphia has a well-established ball community. Philadelphia's first ball was the Oynx Ball which took place in August 1989.

  • Ball-ups have been part of the Laws of the Game since 1872. Ball-ups are the equivalent of a jump ball, faceoff or dropped-ball from other team sports.
  • The game's noted features include player-controlled ball diverters on the left and right ramps, a magnetic ball lock (which freezes the ball and pulls the ball inside the ball lock for Shadow Multiball), and a "Breakout"-style upper playfield, called "The Battlefield".
  • Play begins at the start of each half with one team place-kicking the ball from its own 35-yard line.
  • The object ball (commonly the eight-ball) is placed on the foot spot (the center dot used in billiards or snooker) of the table.
  • The ball also features "connected ball technology," a suspension system inside the ball's bladder with an inertial measurement unit (IMU) at the center to provide the video assistant referee (VAR) with highly accurate ball movement data within seconds.

  • There is a big play ground where many games are played i.e Cricket (Hard ball+Tape ball), Football, Woli ball.
  • "Carom 3D" is at least in part an accurate simulation of eight-ball, nine-ball, rotation pool, three-ball, four-ball and original six-ball.
  • The traditional ball, called "balun" (otherwise a dialectal name for a ball, but this name is strictly used, especially by expert players) is actually a peeled tennis ball, polished off a few millimeters.
  • When the visor opens, the player can lock a ball into one of Pin-Bot's eye sockets; doing so puts another ball to the plunger, and locking the second ball begins Multi-Ball.
  • Backwards eight-ball, also called reverse eight-ball, is a variant in which, instead of shooting the cue ball at an object ball to force the object ball into a pocket, the player strikes the object ball with their cue so it [...] off the cue ball and into a pocket, in a fashion similar to Russian pyramid.

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