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Definition of strike zone in English: strike zonenoun Baseball An imaginary area over home plate extending from the armpits to the knees of a batter in the batting position. Example sentencesExamples - Most of the time, the ball comes in below the strike zone, but it's thrown so hard the batter has no chance to adjust.
- Like the strike zone in baseball, right of way can vary slightly depending on which referee you have.
- He sees the same strike zone in both leagues these days - which is to say, a lower and wider one than in years past.
- Trouble is, to hear most players and managers talk about it, the new strike zone never has been enforced.
- Perez starts mapping the plate with his hands and an imaginary strike zone.
Definition of strike zone in US English: strike zonenounˈstraɪk ˌzoʊn Baseball An area over home plate extending approximately from the armpits to the knees of a batter when in the batting position. The ball must be pitched through this area in order for a strike to be called. Example sentencesExamples - Most of the time, the ball comes in below the strike zone, but it's thrown so hard the batter has no chance to adjust.
- Perez starts mapping the plate with his hands and an imaginary strike zone.
- Like the strike zone in baseball, right of way can vary slightly depending on which referee you have.
- He sees the same strike zone in both leagues these days - which is to say, a lower and wider one than in years past.
- Trouble is, to hear most players and managers talk about it, the new strike zone never has been enforced.
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