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Meanings of diamond (diamonds) 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 "ball field"
Examples for "ball field"
1
The ball field was several miles away, near the Southcenter shopping mall.
2
Someone yelled at her from the ball field, and she glanced over.
3
Out there, he converted an old greyhound racecourse into a ball field.
4
The diamond in the center of the square represents the base ball field.
5
Everything beyond the ball field was part of the golf course.
1
And he rode the pony three times around the baseball field, too.
2
He had not planned to go to the baseball field until Tuesday.
3
He was on the campaign trail, standing in a Pennsylvania baseball field.
4
When we passed the baseball field, a game was in progress.
5
I trek out of the baseball field, into a working-class South Side neighborhood.
Usage of diamonds in English
1
The crisis in Zimbabwe is undermining international efforts to eradicate conflict diamonds.
2
Traders of natural diamonds say sentiment will always set their product apart.
3
The trade in so-called conflict diamonds fueled the war in Sierra Leone.
4
And demand for diamonds is likely to outpace supply in coming years.
5
It had several baseball diamonds, and an equal number of soccer fields.
6
He loved the frozen waterfalls, and the costly diamonds in the snow.
7
I love you above all the diamonds and wealth in the world.
8
I really should have worn it today, of a circle of diamonds.
9
The worldwide concerns resulted in the Kimberley Process to mark illegitimate diamonds.
10
The Lady Pamela's diamonds will maintain us lavishly for years to come.
11
And the stone glittered in the sunshine just like diamonds or dewdrops.
12
The sum is two hundred thousand francs; put the diamonds into that.
13
I had two-fourdiamonds to the eight; four hearts to the eight.
14
There are even more serious aspects than gold and diamonds, there's uranium.
15
You need to redeem your diamonds before the cut-off dates mentioned below.
16
But of course there was nothing hanging there, neither pearls nor diamonds.
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Translations for diamonds
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Diamonds through the time
Diamonds across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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