baseball season
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- noun
- /ˈbeɪsˌbɔl ˈsiːzən/
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temporada de béisbol
- Tacos, pot pies, and quiches make quick, tasty, reheatable meals that we eat throughout baseball season.
- baseball season ends
- baseball season starts
- baseball season begins
And Jules, his younger brother, also had his first baseball season.
- And Jules, his younger brother, also had his first baseball season.
Examples
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During the baseball season, I post an entry after each game I attend.
Blog text (23) -
Around here, we like to mark the start of the baseball season each April.
Fiction book (1999) -
Is it baseball season now?
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Only until baseball season starts.
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Or we could get into the spirit of the baseball season.
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You always hear about dead arm syndrome early in the baseball season.
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Baseball season was over, so now it was time to talk football.
Fiction book (1999) -
WEEI has a couple of days left in the baseball season and a lot of questions for the Red Sox.
Blog text (2) -
Now, after just six months of a baseball season, multiple sources say Loria is experiencing buyer's remorse.
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In Chicago, families often gather at parks to enjoy the weather as the baseball season begins in April.
Synonyms
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A time of year with particular weather or events
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Morphology
The meaning 'the period of the year when baseball is played' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'baseball' (the sport) with 'season' (a period), so a learner who knows both words will understand the phrase. This follows a common noun+noun compounding pattern found across languages and in English, making the concept predictable for a B1 learner.
Etymology
Baseball season is a simple phrase that names the part of the year when baseball is played. Think of teams playing many games from spring to fall; that whole time is the baseball season, so it means 'the period of the year when official baseball games are played'.