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sinker

/ˈsɪŋ.kər/

الترجمة: اسم متعدد المعاني: قطعة حلزونية صغيرة من العجين المقلي؛ ثقل يوضع في الشباك أو خيط الصيد لإغراقها في الماء؛ أو رمية في لعبة البيسبول تهبط فجأة قبل وصولها إلى المضرب.

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noun

/ˈsɪŋ.kər/B2formal
  • arاسم متعدد المعاني: قطعة حلزونية صغيرة من العجين المقلي؛ ثقل يوضع في الشباك أو خيط الصيد لإغراقها في الماء؛ أو رمية في لعبة البيسبول تهبط فجأة قبل وصولها إلى المضرب.

A noun with multiple meanings: a small ring-shaped friedcake; a weight used to sink nets or fishing lines underwater; or a baseball pitch that curves downward rapidly as it approaches the plate.

  1. B2informalamericanculinary

    A small, ring-shaped friedcake, often sweet and similar to a doughnut hole.

    arكعكة مقلية حلقية

    • She bought a bag of sinkers from the bakery for breakfast.
    • The kids love eating sinkers with their morning coffee.
    • He fried a batch of sinkers for the party.

    المرادفاتdonutfriedcake

  2. Fishing weightB1formalsport

    A weight attached to a fishing line or net to make it sink in water.

    arثقل صنارة الصيد

    • He tied a sinker to the end of his fishing line.
    • The sinker helped the bait reach the bottom of the lake.
    • She lost her sinker when the line got caught on a rock.

    المرادفاتleadplummetweight

    الأضدادbobberfloater

  3. Baseball pitchB2informalamericansport

    A type of pitch in baseball that curves downward rapidly as it approaches the batter.

    arكرة السينكر

    • The pitcher threw a sinker that fooled the batter completely.
    • His sinker is known for its sharp downward movement.
    • She practiced her sinker to improve her pitching arsenal.
الصيغ
  • sinkers plural form
  • sinkers' possessive plural form
  • sinker's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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