lefthander
/ˈlɛftˌhændər/Word connections
noun
/ˈlɛftˌhændər/Существительное, обозначающее бейсбольного питчера, который бросает мяч левой рукой.
Sustantivo que designa a una persona zurda, y en particular a un lanzador de béisbol que lanza con la mano izquierda.
Nom désignant une personne, notamment un lanceur de baseball, qui utilise principalement la main gauche pour lancer ou pour ses actions.
Substantiv, das einen Werfer (Pitcher) im Baseball bezeichnet, der den Ball mit der linken Hand wirft. Allgemeiner: eine linkshändige Person.
Substantivo que designa um arremessador de beisebol canhoto, ou seja, que lança a bola com a mão esquerda.
指用左手投球的棒球投手。也泛指惯用左手的人。
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A noun referring to a baseball pitcher who throws the ball with their left hand.
Left-handed pitcherB2formalsport
A baseball pitcher who throws the ball with their left hand.
Левша-питчер
lanzador zurdo
Lanceur gaucher
Linkshänder-Werfer
Arremessador canhoto
左投手
رامٍ أيسر
- The team's lefthander struck out three batters in a row.
- He is the best lefthander in the league this season.
- The manager brought in a lefthander to face the left-handed hitter.
Antonymsrighthander
Left-handed personB1formal
A person who is naturally more skilled with or prefers using their left hand.
Левша
Persona zurda
gaucher
Linkshänder
Canhoto
左撇子
أعسر
- As a lefthander, she finds scissors designed for right-handers difficult to use.
- Many famous artists and musicians are lefthanders.
- The school provides special desks for lefthanders.
Synonymsleft-handerleftysinistralsouthpaw
Antonymsrighthander
- lefthanders plural form
- lefthanders' possessive plural form
- lefthander's possessive singular form
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