home run
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌhome ˈrun noun [countable] DSBa long hit in baseball which allows the player who hits the ball to run around all the bases and get a point 〔棒球运动的〕本垒打 I didn’t think I could hit a home run. 我觉得我打不出本垒打。
Examples from the Corpus
home run• In one of the awful sports cliches politicians love so much, he had to hit a home run.• Such a blow was now a home run.• A home run by Mark McLemore in the fifth was the only dent Texas was able to lay on him.• In three-plus seasons, Piazza has averaged one home run for every 15. 8 at-bats.• It was a personal home run, but a fashion base hit.hit ... home run• In 1987, Mr Salvigsen again hit a home run when he forecast that interest rates would spike up.• He claimed that from the third inning he had the feeling he was going to hit a home run.ˌhome ˈrun nounChineseSyllable
in hit which allows a baseball long Corpus
home run
ˌhome ˈrun
noun [countable]
a long hit in baseball which allows the player who hits the ball to run around all the bases and get a point:
I didn’t think I could hit a home run.
ˌhome ˈrun
noun [countable]a long hit in baseball which allows the player who hits the ball to run around all the bases and get a point: