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We found 38 words, 1 name, 1 kanji, and 13 examples matching '塁'
Word search: 38 matches
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る い 1
noun
1. base; bag; sack  (baseball term)
2. fortress; stronghold
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と り で 0
Most common form: 寨
noun
fort; fortress; stronghold; fortification
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ほ ん る い だ 3
noun
home run  (baseball term)
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い ち る い 2 い ち る い 0
noun
1. first base  (baseball term)
2. first baseman  (see also: 一塁手; baseball term; abbreviation)
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と う る い 0
base stealing; steal; stolen base  (baseball term)
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塁
るい   Rui   (male given name)  
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塁
ルイ    base (in baseball), parapet   
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⺢
スイ   みず water   
土
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
田
デン   た rice field   
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いちるい
１塁
があいていたので
だしゃ
打者
を
ある
歩
かせた。
With first base open, he walked the batter.
いしだ
石田
とうるい
盗塁
で
さん
３
るい
塁
に
すす
進
む。
Ishida advances to third on a stolen base.
その
そうしゃ
走者
は
さんるい
３塁
に
とうるい
盗塁
した。
The runner stole third base.
いちるいしゅ
一塁手
は、
はし
走
ってきた
だしゃ
打者
にタッチしアウトを
と
取
った。
The first baseman tagged the runner out.
かれ
彼
は
いちるい
一塁
へ
な
投
げた。
He threw the ball to first base.
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