English to Yiddish Meaning of mound - בערגעלע

Mound :

בערגעלע

noun

בערגעלע, בערגל, היללאָקק, באַנק, קופּע, הויפן, פאַרנעם, אַגלאַמעריישאַן, מאַסע, הייך, אָנקלאַפּן, הוממאָקק, קאַזוויי, באַרגרוקן, דאַם, וויר, באַרג, דיקע

Mound :: בערגעלעMounded :: מאָונדעדMounding :: מאָונדינגMounds :: מאַונדז

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Definitions of mound in English

Noun(1) (baseball(2) a small natural hill(3) a collection of objects laid on top of each other(4) structure consisting of an artificial heap or bank usually of earth or stones(5) the position on a baseball team of the player who throws the ball for a batter to try to hit
Verb(1) form into a rounded elevation

Examples of mound in English

(1) a sand-built ridge Of heaped hills that mound the sea(2) a mound of dirty crockery(3) We got out there in a boat and discovered that the fish were congregating in an area which had a large underwater feature, a rocky mound rising up some eight feet above an otherwise featureless lake bed.(4) The faecal casts retained their original coiled form on the sediment surface for several days but then gradually collapsed into a featureless mound on the sediment surface.(5) The batter hits a ball toward the mound that the pitcher deflects toward the second baseman.(6) It bored four holes from the top of the hill to its base to allow sensitive recording equipment to be lowered inside the mound to provide a 3D image of the hill.(7) Plus, there's a mound of leftover gravel from our deck landscaping project.(8) hills that mound the sea(9) The cops fill out a mound of paperwork and call a tow truck.(10) Connie Mack signaled his pitcher off the mound and we all looked toward the bullpen to see who was coming in.(11) The mound of dirty clothing just keeps piling up until your hamper is overflowing and a sea of denim, cotton and corduroy forms a carpet on the floor of your bedroom.(12) People came and went, and a mound of gifts was slowly piling higher in the halls of the castle.(13) The male gathers nesting material, and the female builds a shallow mound on a shoreline.(14) The diamond mound is topped by a diamond ├ö├ç├┐cross pattee├ö├ç├û with a sapphire in the center of the cross.(15) With clean hands, mound the rice into a cone shape about four inches in diameter and about five inches high.(16) To make the base sift the flour and salt into a mound on a work surface and make a well in the centre.

Related Phrases of mound

(1) burial mound ::

קווורע בערגעלע

(2) termite mound ::

טערמיט בערגעלע

Related Phrases of mound

(1) burial mound ::

קווורע בערגעלע

(2) termite mound ::

טערמיט בערגעלע

Synonyms

Noun

1. heap ::

קופּע

2. hillock ::

היללאָקק

3. hammock ::

כאַמאַק

4. cumulus ::

קומולוס

5. hill ::

בערגל

6. pitcher ::

קרוג

Verb

Different Forms

mound, mounded, mounding, mounds

Word Example from TV Shows

All right, the pitcher's MOUND in Major League Baseball...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 3

While we're at it, maybe we can butch up your run for when you head to the MOUND.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 3

Examples of mound from TV Shows

All right, the pitcher's MOUND in Major League Baseball...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 3

While we're at it, maybe we can butch up your run for when you head to the MOUND.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 3

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