ballpark English

Meaning ballpark meaning

What does ballpark mean?

ballpark

— noun a facility in which ball games are played (especially baseball games) take me out to the ballpark

— noun near to the scope or range of something his answer wasn't even in the right ballpark

Synonyms ballpark synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as ballpark?

ballpark English » English

park

approximate range

stadium

rough

quick-and-dirty

orchard

lot

grounds

grandstand

diamond

colliseum

baseball stadium

ball field

arena

approximate

Topics ballpark topics

What do people use ballpark to talk about?

Work and occupation Working with buildings

Building

• What kinds of buildings are used for watching games and shows?
  theater cinema stadium amphitheater arena ballpark bullring coliseum racetrack hippodrome

States Quantity All Exact

Approximate

• What words refer to a number that is approximate?
  estimate (n) approximation ballpark figure round figure

Examples ballpark examples

How do I use ballpark in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Could you tell me how to get to the ballpark?

Movie subtitles

It was in the ballpark.

A little gal I ran into at the ballpark, name of Tessie.

Hey, look there's the ballpark.

In a cathedral, a ballpark or a penny arcade, we want you two beside us, as our nearest and dearest friends.

Now that they've pitched me a fat one, I'm gonna smack it right out of the ballpark.

We'll play in your ballpark, Colonel.

I met him at the ballpark and he said he'd meet me here, but I don't see him.

That's where I interned when I wasn't tryin' to sneak into the ballpark.

Not as old as I am, but in the same general ballpark as me.

This ain't no ballpark.

He's walking the whole ballpark, and he's the best pitcher we got.

The day that snake walked into this ballpark one of the darkest days of my life, Red.

Well, doc, I figure this is in your ballpark.

He's got the best view in the ballpark down there.

I was there the day you came home. It was in the ballpark.

The point is this. In a cathedral, a ballpark or a penny arcade, we want you two beside us, as our nearest and dearest friends.

The dough we pick up at the ballpark's not important.

The ballpark again?

You can scoff if you wanna, Grandpa, but when I go down to that ballpark this morning, it's gonna be one, two, three strikes, you're out.

We can't just barge in there like we're going to the ballpark.

Dancer in a discotheque, fry cook handling food all day, librarian, vendor in a ballpark.

Well, I might. Maybe he was trying to get in the wrong ballpark.

Nobody's going to beat us in our own ballpark.

It may be our ballpark, but they just hit a home run.

Give me a ballpark.

Gone to that great ballpark in the sky.

No, you gotta drive us out to the ballpark.

The point is this. In a cathedral, a ballpark or a penny arcade, we want you two beside us, as our nearest and dearest friends. Which we are.

So what happens? He gets the title shot in the ballpark.

Well, if you mean what you say, I think we're probably in the ballpark.

What's their ballpark?

I'd wake up at night with the smell of the ballpark in my nose with the cool of the grass on my feet the thrill of the grass.

Ballpark.

Give me a ballpark figure.

And we're at the ballpark!

These do taste better at the ballpark.

In 90 minutes, I've got to go before the Archbishop with a presentation on targets for expanding our user base, and you're giving me a set of figures- -Ballpark.