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infielder

/in-feel-der/US // ˈɪnˌfil dər //UK // (ˈɪnˌfiːldə) //

内野手,内场球员,内野选手,内勤人员

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Baseball.

    • : any of the four defensive players stationed around the infield.

Examples

  • Other bench options on the 40-man roster are infielders Jake Noll and Yasel Antuna, outfielder Yadiel Hernández and catcher Tres Barrera.

  • He is listed at 5-foot-10, 160 pounds and is a highly skilled infielder.

  • In recent years, Kendrick joined the formula as a right-side infielder in a late-career surge.

  • Antuna, an infielder, and Adon, a right-handed pitcher, joined the 40-man roster Friday, just a few hours before the deadline to protect players.

  • If they do, there would be no room for either Kieboom or García as another infielder.

  • There was a roar of astonishment that this crack infielder of the New England League should drop a ball like that.

  • Even when he hit straight to an infielder it took a fast throw to nail him at first.

  • You weren't a natural infielder, and you didn't make much of a showin' in the outfield.

  • Now, I've seen all along that you weren't a natural infielder.

  • Fleet as a deer, he was across the bag before the infielder reached the ball.