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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The pitcher whizzed the ball to first
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What does "first" mean here? Please let me know. Is it some player's position in baseball?
whiz (verb tran.)
To throw or spin rapidly: The pitcher whizzed the ball to first.
[Am. Heritage Dic.]
What does "first" mean here? Please let me know. Is it some player's position in baseball?
whiz (verb tran.)
To throw or spin rapidly: The pitcher whizzed the ball to first.
[Am. Heritage Dic.]
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Yes, to first base. The pitcher caught the ball and threw is quickly to the person playing the position of first base.
- Yes, to first base.
- The pitcher caught the ball and threw is quickly to the person playing the position of first base.
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Yes, to first base. The pitcher caught the ball and threw is quickly to the person playing the position of first base.
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Thank you, GG. By the way, now I rarely see you on the forums. Or, perhaps, I'm not lucky enough to see your replies to my queries that often!
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Thanks Jackson. I'm behind the scenes more these days. I still read the posts, though.
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