ballpark
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbɔlpɑrk/ · UK /ˈbɔːlpɑːk/
ballpark means: Roughly correct, without being exact.
adjective
Roughly correct, without being exact.
- Give me a ballpark figure.
- Our ballpark estimate was about five hundred pounds.
- These ballpark costs may change when we receive the final quotes.
noun
A field or stadium where baseball is played.
- The ballpark was full.
- We bought tickets for the new ballpark.
- Fans cheered as the team entered the ballpark.
A range of numbers or possibilities that is roughly correct.
- Your estimate is in the ballpark.
- Their prices are in the same ballpark as ours.
- We need a figure somewhere in the right ballpark.
verb
To make a rough guess about a number or amount, especially a cost.
- Can you ballpark the cost?
- She ballparked the total at three hundred dollars.
- We need to ballpark our expenses before planning the trip.
Questions about ballpark
What does ballpark mean?
Roughly correct, without being exact.
What is ballpark in other languages?
Türkçe: yaklaşık · Español: aproximado · Français: approximatif · Deutsch: ungefähr · Italiano: approssimativo · 日本語: おおよその
How do you pronounce ballpark?
In American English /ˈbɔlpɑrk/; in British English /ˈbɔːlpɑːk/.
How do you use ballpark in a sentence?
Give me a ballpark figure. Our ballpark estimate was about five hundred pounds.
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