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Meanings of diamond in English
Portuguese
diamante Catalan
camp de beisbol The area of a baseball field that is enclosed by 3 bases and home plate.
Catalan
diamant Spanish
cancha de béisbol Synonyms
Examples for "infield"
Examples for "infield"
1
I failed in the infield, and I'm little good in the outfield.
2
Really, it was our whole infield defense that needed to be addressed.
3
There was a crowd of soldiers along the fence in the infield.
4
Hathaway got a safe fly over the infield and two runs tallied.
5
A grounding ball struck the grit and rolled out toward right infield.
1
At least two football fields, a baseball diamond, and a hockey field.
2
The Toyota was idling behind the dugout of a small baseball diamond.
3
We'd agreed to meet Felix and Quinn at a baseball diamond in Chicago.
4
Neither trace of baseball diamond nor football gridiron could be found.
5
What Bud doesn't require for a baseball diamond the roses possess.
Usage of diamond in English
1
She wore an expensive-looking engagement ring, however: a diamond set in gold.
2
But 100 years ago it was home to a busy diamond mine.
3
The company expects to finish its first human diamond in 11 weeks.
4
Even so God hid the diamond deep down in miles of clay.
5
I'll admit the diamond ring's a bit small, but that's your problem.
6
He couldn't help but notice the diamond ring on her left hand.
7
Actually, I have no idea where my diamond play button right now.
8
The very air sparkled, diamond-clear in the crystal splendour of the day.
9
But a few months ago, I saw her wearing a diamond necklace.
10
No trips to Europe or diamond wristwatches can make that go away.
11
He put the imitation diamond in his pocket and opened the carriage-door.
12
Tiffany goes beyond the 4Cs to grade a diamond for 'presence' too.
13
Visit to Will Barbee's diamond-back terrapin farm on the Isle of Hope.
14
In the latter, the diamond has a particularly rare, almost homogeneous color.
15
Her brother had earned the blue diamond at eighteen years of age.
16
My partner opens one diamond-my void, of course-andI bid .
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Translations for diamond
Portuguese
Catalan
Russian
Diamond through the time
Diamond across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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