That area is called the 'pocket'. For a left handed bowler that curves the ball from the left side, the pocket is between the #s 1 and 2 pins. For a right handed bowler that curves the ball from the right side, the pocket is between the #s 1 and 3 pins. For a bowler of either hand that rolls the ball straight, either the 1/2 or the 1/3 pockets will do good.
If the batter attempts to hit the ball and misses, it is a strike. If the batter does not attempt to hit the ball and the ball enters the strike zone, it is a strike. If the batter does not attempt to hit the ball and the ball does not enter the strike zone, it is a ball (unless it hits the batter, then the batter is awarded 1st base).
"Struck" is the past tense of "strike" and is often used in a more formal or intentional context, while "hit" is a more common and versatile verb that is used to describe making contact with something forcefully or unexpectedly. Both words can be used interchangeably in some contexts, but "hit" is generally more colloquial.
Yes, lightning can hit the ocean. When a thunderstorm occurs over the ocean, lightning can strike the water just as it would strike land. The ocean's vast surface area makes it a common target for lightning strikes.
The Chicxulub crater is the area in the state of Yucatan that was hit by an asteroid. It is about 66 million years old.
In Irish it's: buail (to hit) / stailc (a labour strike)
"Strike" can be a homonym of "hit" in the context of stopping work. "Strike" can also mean a refusal to continue working.
For the pitcher's ball/strike pitch numbers, it is counted as a strike.
strike meaning to hit : schlagen, slag strike meaning to stop work: streik
Strike when you hit someone with a piece of something is "ta"; struck when you hit someone with a vehicle is "so'a" or "taia"; strike/struck/punch with a fist is "tu'i" or "moto"; strike/struck with feelings is "o'otia"; strike dead is "tu'ipe".
In fencing, "hit" refers to successfully making contact with your opponent's target area using your weapon. So, "hit in the fencing" means landing a clean strike on your opponent during a fencing match.
Yes. 'To clout' means to hit, or strike.
The area of C. J. Strike Reservoir is 30.351 square kilometers.