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ballpark ['bɔ:lpɑ:k]

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Gave a ballpark estimate of future unit sales.
对未来的单位销售法做出几近正确的估计
Right now I can only give you a ballpark figure, about fifty dollar.
现在，我只能大略估计一下，大约五十元上下。

ballpark

[ noun ]

a facility in which ball games are played (especially baseball games)

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take me out to the ballpark

near to the scope or range of something

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his answer wasn't even in the right ballpark

The resumption depends on the weather and repairs to the ballpark.
"A lot of times we don't get home from road trips till 2 or 3 in the morning, and only get about four hours of sleep before heading back out to the ballpark," he said.
"You can't get beaten over the head every day and want to play. It's hard to come to the ballpark every day when you're unhappy," Mattingly said.
The Tribune Co., owner of the Chicago Cubs, has threatened to move the team out of Chicago if lights aren't allowed at the venerable, ivy-covered ballpark.
Talking ballpark, London will have to spend about Dollars 1bn in present-day money but ought to engineer a gross income of about Dollars 1.2bn - serious money.' 'Julian,' said the minister, 'get me Norman Lamont.
Now, no union official will estimate when the vote will take place and won't even talk about a timetable on the record. "It's not that we want to keep people in the dark; we're just not ready to ballpark it," one union representative said.
"The first one in Chicago was on a Saturday, and Chester and I got to the ballpark Friday night to get in line for tickets.
The ballpark was in the limelight again this weekend as the 49ers beat the Los Angeles Rams 30-3 to clinch a Super Bowl berth.
That's in the ballpark," he said.
That's like going to the ballpark without having the ball."
Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, however, is the only ballpark to report a knife toss.
San Francisco voters rejected a new ballpark two years ago.
He wouldn't project earnings for 1987 but said analysts' forecasts of net income between 40 cents and 60 cents a share for the year are "not wildly out of the ballpark."
Mr. Born said the average of analysts' estimates for Amax's earnings for 1990 and 1991 are in the ballpark.
At Griffith Stadium, the old ballpark, blacks could cheer the Washington Senators but, until baseball broke the color line after World War II, no black could play for the Senators or any other major league team.
"Everybody loves the ballpark, but to keep it the way it is is to perpetuate mediocrity in today's business," says Irwin Cohen, director of group sales for the Tigers, the biggest losers in the big leagues this year.
On Sunday afternoon I was at Bush Stadium (how's that for a name for a minor-league ballpark?) watching the Cuban baseball team play one from the Netherlands Antilles.
At the ballpark, Ernest's 6-foot-tall face grins maniacally above the Gate G ticket windows.
The incident occurred before the Giants' game against the Los Angeles Dodgers and delayed afternoon traffic into the ballpark for about 45 minutes.
We're reaching to be in same ballpark as those years, but not exceeding them."
The City Council voted Thursday to lift a ban on night games at the only major-league ballpark without lights, signaling a likely end to a 72-year-tradition of daytime-only baseball at Wrigley Field.
Mr. Folkerth said results for the first quarter ended June 30 probably were "in the same ballpark to slightly better" than a year earlier, when the company had a net loss of $434,000, or 19 cents a share, on sales of $10.1 million.
"Our country is Quebec and our problem is Canada," one demonstrator, Robert Paradis, 50, shouted as security staff led him away from the ballpark.
But Wrigley Field looks much the same, though the venerable ballpark now has lights.
Asked if they included FBI or CIA officials, the source said only: "You're not out of the ballpark." He reiterated that Singh had no contact with American hostages other than Turner, Steen and Polhill.
The family home, where both women grew up, was knocked down along with many other homes as the state cleared the way for construction of the new ballpark, which will sit on top of the old tavern site.
But like opening day at the ballpark, the question will be how many people stick around after that.
The fleet-price increases "are ballpark figures, but there may be a change in strategy before final prices are set," a spokesman for Chrysler said.
As the game wore on, the couple apparently wearied of being spectators and opted for a more participatory sport _ giving new meaning to "the seventh inning stretch." The lights were off in the hotel room, but the banks of ballpark lights revealed all.
In an interview, Mr. Archibald also said analysts' expectations that fiscal 1987 sales exceeded $1.9 billion are "in the ballpark."

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