the entire world; global; worldwide

player in a ball game; ball-team member

team formed for ball games such as basketball, soccer, or football

the sport of football or soccer

the earth; the planet on which we live; the third planet from the sun in our solar system

a sports fan who is enthusiastic about ball games

Any star, planet, or satellite in space; most such bodies are spherical, hence the name

to kick or throw the ball into the goal or basket

the sport of baseball

The sport of basketball

ground or stadium used for ball games, such as a court, pitch, or golf course

Ball games played with an oval-shaped ball, including rugby, American football, and Australian rules football.

the sport of tennis; the game played with rackets on a court divided by a net

To play a ball game; to play sports involving a ball such as basketball, volleyball, or tennis, typically using the arms or hands.

the main spherical part of the eye; commonly called [[眼珠子|眼珠子|yan3 zhu1 zi5]]

the whole world; the entire earth

the sport of table tennis or ping-pong

a free kick taken from the penalty spot in sports like soccer and field hockey, often used to penalize a foul in the penalty area or to break a tie

to pass the ball to a teammate in sports like soccer, basketball, or volleyball

a famous athlete who excels in a ball-game sport, such as soccer, basketball, or tennis

the process of integration and interdependence of economy, culture, and politics across the world

To put the ball into play in sports like tennis or volleyball; in golf, to tee off.

The sport of badminton; a game played with rackets and a shuttlecock over a net.

The Moon as a celestial body or scientific object; Earth's only natural satellite.

the sport of ten-pin bowling

(soccer) a ball hit with the head to pass, receive, or score a goal

to bat or hit a ball in sports such as tennis, baseball, or golf

A bag made of rubber, plastic, or similar material, filled with air or a gas lighter than air such as helium; used as a toy or for scientific and military purposes.

to kick a ball; to play soccer

the sport of golf; a ball game played by hitting a small hard ball into holes in the ground with a club

a ball game played by two teams using curved sticks to hit a ball into the opponent's goal

a hollow ball used in games, typically made of rubber or leather and possessing elasticity

Volleyball (the sport); the ball used in the sport of volleyball.

corner kick in soccer or a free strike in hockey; a restart of play from the corner of the field after the ball has gone over the goal line

The sport of ice hockey, also known as [[冰上曲棍球|冰上曲棍球|bing1 shang4 qu1 gun4 qiu2]].

to lose a ball game or match

match or tournament for ball sports

billiards; pool; snooker

the goal or goalmouth in sports like soccer, handball, or hockey; the frame at either end of the field into which the ball is shot to score points

sports jersey; athlete's shirt worn for ball games or training, usually featuring a team name and player number

A well-played shot, hit, throw, or pitch in ball sports

to take a penalty shot or kick in sports such as basketball or soccer as a result of a foul

to catch a ball thrown or hit by someone

to win a match in ball sports such as basketball, soccer, or tennis

soccer or football match; soccer competition

global; worldwide; having significance or a presence across the entire world

football or soccer team

a cluster of capillaries around the end of a kidney tubule where waste products are filtered from the blood

one half of a sphere; one half of the terrestrial globe, typically divided by the equator or a meridian