verb “balk”
Infinitiv balk; hien balks; Verg. balked; Part. Verg. balked; Ger. balking
- zécken
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
She balked at the idea of skydiving because it seemed too risky.
- stoe bleiwen (Päerd)
The horse balked and refused to jump the fence.
- verhënnert ginn
Her plans to travel were balked by the sudden storm.
- täuschen
The pitcher balked, causing the runner on first base to hesitate and miss his chance to steal second.
noun “balk”
Singular balk, Plural balks
- illegalen Beweegung (Baseball)
The pitcher was called for a balk when he pretended to throw to first base but didn't.
- Trick-Opworf (Badminton)
During the match, Sarah's clever balk made her opponent move the wrong way.
- Startberäich (Billard)
He carefully placed the cue ball in the balk before taking his first shot.
- Baulkberäich (Snooker)
He aimed carefully to avoid the balk area and make his shot.