infield in Japanese
infield in Japanese is 内野 — infield means in baseball, the diamond-shaped area bounded by home plate and the three bases.
infield in Japanese
内野
Pronounced: naiya
(baseball) The region of the field roughly bounded by the home plate, first base, second base and third base.
What does "infield" mean?
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noun In baseball, the diamond-shaped area bounded by home plate and the three bases.
"The shortstop fielded a sharp grounder in the infield."
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noun The inner area enclosed by a racetrack.
"Fans set up tents in the infield to watch the race."
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infield in a sentence
- The shortstop fielded a sharp grounder in the infield.
- Groundskeepers raked the infield dirt before the game.
- Fans set up tents in the infield to watch the race.
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What is "infield" in Japanese?
"infield" in Japanese is 内野. infield means: In baseball, the diamond-shaped area bounded by home plate and the three bases.
How do you pronounce 内野?
"infield" in Japanese is 内野, pronounced "naiya".
How do you use "infield" in a sentence?
Example: "The shortstop fielded a sharp grounder in the infield." In Japanese, "infield" is 内野.
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