Definition of fastball in English:

fastball

noun ˈfɑːstbɔːlˈfas(t)ˌbôl

1A baseball pitch thrown at or near a pitcher's maximum speed.
Example sentencesExamples
- His fastball tops out near 100 mph, and he has a hard splitter.
- Montgomery's split-finger fastball is his strikeout pitch.
- He has a lively fastball clocked in the mid-90s and a good breaking ball.
- He also throws a split-finger fastball that serves as a changeup and occasionally a cutter.
- His fastball tops out at 90 mph, pedestrian by today's standards.
- His cut fastball has been very effective, especially against righthanded hitters.
- He needs an effective curve to spot a mid-80s fastball effectively.
- In a year or two, he was able to hit the high fastball or at least take the pitch.
- His sinking fastball is his best pitch, and he has a pretty good slider.
- He burst onto the scene last year and showed he can control his overpowering fastball.
- He might throw more pitches in the bullpen or throw more fastballs in the first inning.
- His best pitch is a split-finger fastball with a sharp downward motion, something he developed several years ago.
- He mixes a good fastball with an excellent curve.
- But I surprised him with a fastball on the inside corner.
- He offsets the fastball with a changeup, and uses a hard slider as an out pitch.
- He throws a low 90s fastball and mixes it with a big-league curve.
- As a result, he is having trouble hitting the high fastballs that have been his bread and butter.
- Pitchers aim to keep hitters off-balance by mixing their pitches, such as following a fastball with a changeup.
- He combines a mid-90s fastball with an excellent slider and splitter.
- He also has started using a cut fastball in the high 80s with considerable effectiveness.
1. 1.1
  another term for fast-pitch softball

Definition of fastball in US English:

fastball

nounˈfas(t)ˌbôl

1A baseball pitch thrown at or near a pitcher's maximum speed.
Example sentencesExamples
- Pitchers aim to keep hitters off-balance by mixing their pitches, such as following a fastball with a changeup.
- In a year or two, he was able to hit the high fastball or at least take the pitch.
- He throws a low 90s fastball and mixes it with a big-league curve.
- He combines a mid-90s fastball with an excellent slider and splitter.
- Montgomery's split-finger fastball is his strikeout pitch.
- As a result, he is having trouble hitting the high fastballs that have been his bread and butter.
- His sinking fastball is his best pitch, and he has a pretty good slider.
- His cut fastball has been very effective, especially against righthanded hitters.
- His fastball tops out at 90 mph, pedestrian by today's standards.
- He mixes a good fastball with an excellent curve.
- He also has started using a cut fastball in the high 80s with considerable effectiveness.
- He might throw more pitches in the bullpen or throw more fastballs in the first inning.
- He also throws a split-finger fastball that serves as a changeup and occasionally a cutter.
- His best pitch is a split-finger fastball with a sharp downward motion, something he developed several years ago.
- He burst onto the scene last year and showed he can control his overpowering fastball.
- His fastball tops out near 100 mph, and he has a hard splitter.
- He needs an effective curve to spot a mid-80s fastball effectively.
- He has a lively fastball clocked in the mid-90s and a good breaking ball.
- But I surprised him with a fastball on the inside corner.
- He offsets the fastball with a changeup, and uses a hard slider as an out pitch.
1. 1.1
  another term for fast-pitch softball

单词	fastball
释义	Definition of fastball in English: fastball noun ˈfɑːstbɔːlˈfas(t)ˌbôl 1A baseball pitch thrown at or near a pitcher's maximum speed. Example sentencesExamples His fastball tops out near 100 mph, and he has a hard splitter. Montgomery's split-finger fastball is his strikeout pitch. He has a lively fastball clocked in the mid-90s and a good breaking ball. He also throws a split-finger fastball that serves as a changeup and occasionally a cutter. His fastball tops out at 90 mph, pedestrian by today's standards. His cut fastball has been very effective, especially against righthanded hitters. He needs an effective curve to spot a mid-80s fastball effectively. In a year or two, he was able to hit the high fastball or at least take the pitch. His sinking fastball is his best pitch, and he has a pretty good slider. He burst onto the scene last year and showed he can control his overpowering fastball. He might throw more pitches in the bullpen or throw more fastballs in the first inning. His best pitch is a split-finger fastball with a sharp downward motion, something he developed several years ago. He mixes a good fastball with an excellent curve. But I surprised him with a fastball on the inside corner. He offsets the fastball with a changeup, and uses a hard slider as an out pitch. He throws a low 90s fastball and mixes it with a big-league curve. As a result, he is having trouble hitting the high fastballs that have been his bread and butter. Pitchers aim to keep hitters off-balance by mixing their pitches, such as following a fastball with a changeup. He combines a mid-90s fastball with an excellent slider and splitter. He also has started using a cut fastball in the high 80s with considerable effectiveness. 1.1 another term for fast-pitch softball Definition of fastball in US English: fastball nounˈfas(t)ˌbôl 1A baseball pitch thrown at or near a pitcher's maximum speed. Example sentencesExamples Pitchers aim to keep hitters off-balance by mixing their pitches, such as following a fastball with a changeup. In a year or two, he was able to hit the high fastball or at least take the pitch. He throws a low 90s fastball and mixes it with a big-league curve. He combines a mid-90s fastball with an excellent slider and splitter. Montgomery's split-finger fastball is his strikeout pitch. As a result, he is having trouble hitting the high fastballs that have been his bread and butter. His sinking fastball is his best pitch, and he has a pretty good slider. His cut fastball has been very effective, especially against righthanded hitters. His fastball tops out at 90 mph, pedestrian by today's standards. He mixes a good fastball with an excellent curve. He also has started using a cut fastball in the high 80s with considerable effectiveness. He might throw more pitches in the bullpen or throw more fastballs in the first inning. He also throws a split-finger fastball that serves as a changeup and occasionally a cutter. His best pitch is a split-finger fastball with a sharp downward motion, something he developed several years ago. He burst onto the scene last year and showed he can control his overpowering fastball. His fastball tops out near 100 mph, and he has a hard splitter. He needs an effective curve to spot a mid-80s fastball effectively. He has a lively fastball clocked in the mid-90s and a good breaking ball. But I surprised him with a fastball on the inside corner. He offsets the fastball with a changeup, and uses a hard slider as an out pitch. 1.1 another term for fast-pitch softball
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