Definition of pickleball in English:

pickleball

nounˈpɪk(ə)lbɔːlˈpik(ə)lˌbôl

mass noun

An American game resembling tennis, in which players use short-handled bats to hit a perforated plastic ball over a net.
residents can play tennis, pickleball, handball, and bocce
Example sentencesExamples
- Many players come to pickleball as current or former tennis players.
- I'm simply stopping by to lounge with a book in an Adirondack chair, and maybe, if I run into someone I know, play some pickleball!
- The Family Y offers two full-size courts in the gym for pickleball from 9-11 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays.
- The event included 1,356 men and women over age 50 competing in 22 sports - from pickleball all the way to rough-and-tumble rugby.
- Last year pickleball was admitted to the National Senior Games, the first new sport in 20 years.
- Pickleball will be available to those eighteen and older starting April 3rd!
- Remember in summer camp when you got the "honorable mention" badge for some non-sport like archery or rowing or pickleball?
- Organizers say there will also be free-form recreational activities like hula hoops, sidewalk chalk art, street tennis, pickleball, jump rope and soccer games.
- No matter who's playing, pickleball requires much less power and speed than other racket sports.
- Just when she thought her days of playing court games were over, someone suggested she give pickleball a try.

Origin

1970s: from pickle + ball¹ (the reason is uncertain).

Definition of pickleball in US English:

pickleball

nounˈpik(ə)lˌbôl

A game resembling tennis in which players use paddles to hit a perforated plastic ball over a net.
residents can play tennis, pickleball, handball, and bocce
Example sentencesExamples
- Organizers say there will also be free-form recreational activities like hula hoops, sidewalk chalk art, street tennis, pickleball, jump rope and soccer games.
- Many players come to pickleball as current or former tennis players.
- Pickleball will be available to those eighteen and older starting April 3rd!
- The event included 1,356 men and women over age 50 competing in 22 sports - from pickleball all the way to rough-and-tumble rugby.
- I'm simply stopping by to lounge with a book in an Adirondack chair, and maybe, if I run into someone I know, play some pickleball!
- Just when she thought her days of playing court games were over, someone suggested she give pickleball a try.
- No matter who's playing, pickleball requires much less power and speed than other racket sports.
- Last year pickleball was admitted to the National Senior Games, the first new sport in 20 years.
- Remember in summer camp when you got the "honorable mention" badge for some non-sport like archery or rowing or pickleball?
- The Family Y offers two full-size courts in the gym for pickleball from 9-11 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays.

Origin

1970s: from pickle + ball (the reason is uncertain).

单词	pickleball
释义	Definition of pickleball in English: pickleball nounˈpɪk(ə)lbɔːlˈpik(ə)lˌbôl mass noun An American game resembling tennis, in which players use short-handled bats to hit a perforated plastic ball over a net. residents can play tennis, pickleball, handball, and bocce Example sentencesExamples Many players come to pickleball as current or former tennis players. I'm simply stopping by to lounge with a book in an Adirondack chair, and maybe, if I run into someone I know, play some pickleball! The Family Y offers two full-size courts in the gym for pickleball from 9-11 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. The event included 1,356 men and women over age 50 competing in 22 sports - from pickleball all the way to rough-and-tumble rugby. Last year pickleball was admitted to the National Senior Games, the first new sport in 20 years. Pickleball will be available to those eighteen and older starting April 3rd! Remember in summer camp when you got the "honorable mention" badge for some non-sport like archery or rowing or pickleball? Organizers say there will also be free-form recreational activities like hula hoops, sidewalk chalk art, street tennis, pickleball, jump rope and soccer games. No matter who's playing, pickleball requires much less power and speed than other racket sports. Just when she thought her days of playing court games were over, someone suggested she give pickleball a try. Origin 1970s: from pickle + ball¹ (the reason is uncertain). Definition of pickleball in US English: pickleball nounˈpik(ə)lˌbôl A game resembling tennis in which players use paddles to hit a perforated plastic ball over a net. residents can play tennis, pickleball, handball, and bocce Example sentencesExamples Organizers say there will also be free-form recreational activities like hula hoops, sidewalk chalk art, street tennis, pickleball, jump rope and soccer games. Many players come to pickleball as current or former tennis players. Pickleball will be available to those eighteen and older starting April 3rd! The event included 1,356 men and women over age 50 competing in 22 sports - from pickleball all the way to rough-and-tumble rugby. I'm simply stopping by to lounge with a book in an Adirondack chair, and maybe, if I run into someone I know, play some pickleball! Just when she thought her days of playing court games were over, someone suggested she give pickleball a try. No matter who's playing, pickleball requires much less power and speed than other racket sports. Last year pickleball was admitted to the National Senior Games, the first new sport in 20 years. Remember in summer camp when you got the "honorable mention" badge for some non-sport like archery or rowing or pickleball? The Family Y offers two full-size courts in the gym for pickleball from 9-11 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Origin 1970s: from pickle + ball (the reason is uncertain).
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