Pepper was a warm-up game or an exercise played before a game to improve hand and eye coordination. A small group of fielders would toss a ball to a batter at close range and the batter would hit It back. The player that fielded the ball would quickly toss it back to be hit again. It was usually done around the side lines, and backstop area. Because of the potential rick of injury to a fan or other players it was banned from the ball fields.
Some say it was at the playing fields of Eton.
If you mean the Finnish version of the baseball, it's called pesäpallo. In Finnish pesä means "base" and pallo means "ball", or the literally meaning is "nest ball". If you mean (North American) baseball, then you just say baseball.
There is currently no method on the internet to show PSL signs. An online dictionary has been planned but there is no release date.
I'm taking a stab, but I'll have to say if the ball is hit into the air, it's least likely to land on home plate.
estacion del beisbol (i can't get the accent marks in there for some reason)
Why someone would say 200 feet is beyond me-- little league fields are bigger than that. College fields are roughly the same as big league fields-- roughly 400 feet to center, 325 feet to the edges.
I campi.
Lavender fields are "des champs de lavande" in French.
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You can say the signs were the star , shepherds and wisemen and Joseph and Mary.
put out signs that say 'sale 10% off for ____ days' because can you go past a signs that say sale??
You would say "J'habite à Oxford et je vais à l'école à Summer Fields" in French.
A road sign is a sign that is on the road. For example you will get signs to say how far you are mean't to go.
vital signs = العلامات الحيوية (al-ealamat al-ħayawia)
Are you trying to say Field if so the spanish word is Campo.
The plural of sign is signs.