As� Se Dice Level 1 Cap�tulo 5 Vocabulario 2

The correct translation for Baseball field in Spanish is 'El campo de béisbol.' While the incorrect options may sound similar, they do not accurately represent the term in Spanish.

The correct term for a baseball player in Spanish is 'el/la beisbolista'. The other options are incorrect as they refer to a basketball player, a soccer player, and a tennis player respectively.

In Spanish, 'batter' is specifically translated as 'el/la bateador(a)' in the context of sports, referring to a player who hits the ball in baseball or softball.

In baseball terminology, a 'pitcher' is referred to as 'el/la lanzador(a)' or 'el/la pícher' in Spanish. The incorrect answers provided do not accurately define a pitcher in baseball.

The correct term for the position responsible for catching pitches thrown by the pitcher in baseball is 'el/la receptor(a), el/la cátcher'. This player is known as the catcher. The incorrect options are other positions in baseball such as pitcher (lanzador), outfielder (jardinero), and batter (bateador).

In baseball, the outfielder is referred to as 'el/la jardinero(a)' in Spanish. The incorrect answers provided are the terms for pitcher, catcher, and batter, respectively.

The correct translation for ball in this context is 'la pelota', while the other options do not correspond to the specific type of ball mentioned in the question.

In Spanish, 'baseball bat' is translated as 'el bate', while 'el pelota' means 'the ball', 'la gorra' means 'the cap', and 'los guantes' means 'the gloves'.

The correct translation for 'glove' in Spanish is 'el guante'. The incorrect options are: 'la gorra' means 'the hat', 'los zapatos' means 'the shoes', and 'la bufanda' means 'the scarf'.

In this context, 'base' is referring to a base of a meal, which is translated as 'el platillo' in Spanish.

A 'Home run' in baseball is referred to as 'el jonrón' in Spanish, which directly translates to 'the home run'. The incorrect answers do not correctly translate to 'Home run' and are unrelated terms in sports contexts.

The correct translation for 'to bat' in Spanish is 'batear', which refers to the action of hitting the ball with a baseball bat. The incorrect answers are: 'lanzar' means 'to pitch', 'correr' means 'to run', and 'golpear' means 'to hit' in a general sense.

The correct verb for 'to run' in Spanish is 'correr'. The incorrect answers are 'saltar' which means 'to jump', 'nadar' which means 'to swim', and 'caminar' which means 'to walk'.

The correct answer is 'To catch'. Atrapar translates to 'to catch' in English. The other options do not correctly represent the meaning of the Spanish word.

In Spanish, 'la cancha' is the correct term used for a court in the context of basketball and tennis. Options like 'el campo' (the field), 'el terreno' (the terrain), and 'la pista' (the track) are not specifically used to refer to a court in these sports.

The correct translations for 'basket/net' are 'el cesto' and 'la canasta', referring to a container used for carrying or storing items. The incorrect answers provided are unrelated to the concept of a basket or net.

The correct translation for 'to throw' in Spanish is 'Tirar'. The other options provided do not accurately represent the action of throwing.

The correct Spanish word for 'to dribble' is 'driblar', which means to move a ball forward by bouncing it with the hand or foot while moving in a certain direction.

In Spanish, 'to score a basket' is commonly referred to as 'encestar'. The other options may refer to scoring in general or other actions related to basketball, but they do not specifically mean 'to score a basket'.

The correct term for 'racket' in Spanish is 'la raqueta', which specifically refers to the sports equipment used in sports like tennis or racquetball.

In Spanish, 'la red' is the correct translation of 'net'. While 'la malla' can refer to a mesh or net-like structure, 'el enlace' means link or connection, and 'el tejido' typically refers to a fabric or weave.

The correct translation for the term 'Singles' in Spanish is 'individuales', which refers to individual items or entities. The other options are incorrect translations: 'solteros' means 'singles' in the context of marital status, 'parejas' means 'couples', and 'dúos' refers to 'duos' or pairs of items.

In Spanish, the correct translation for 'Doubles' is 'Dobles'. The incorrect options are not the accurate translation for the term.

The correct translation for 'To hit' in Spanish is 'golpear', which specifically means to strike or physically hit something or someone. The other options, 'tocar' means to touch, 'abrazar' means to hug, and 'empujar' means to push.

The word 'devolver' specifically means 'to return something' in Spanish, while the other options have different meanings or nuances in usage.

The correct translation for 'to go over/above' is 'por encima de'. While 'encima de' could also be translated as 'over/on top of', it is not the most accurate translation for this specific context. 'Arriba de' translates more closely to 'above'. 'Sobre' generally translates to 'on' or 'over', but in this context, 'por encima de' is more appropriate.

The correct translation for 'to sleep' in Spanish is 'dormir'. The other options provided are incorrect translations for 'to eat' (comer), 'to run' (correr), and 'to swim' (nadar).

The verb 'preferir' directly translates to 'to prefer' in English. The other options provided are synonymous with 'to choose' or 'to decide', not specifically 'to prefer'.

The correct translation for 'own' is 'propio(a)', which refers to something that belongs to oneself. The incorrect options provided are 'tuyo(a)' (which means 'yours'), 'ajeno(a)' (which means 'someone else's'), and 'externo(a)' (which means 'external').