Usage examples of "baseball season" in English with translation to Russian

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Baseball season hasn't started yet. Бейсбольный сезон еще не начался.
Well, it's baseball season, sweetie. Ну, сейчас бейсбольный сезон, дорогая.
It doesn't snow during the baseball season, silly. Глупый, там не бывает снега во время бейсбольного сезона.
Mike tends to define his life in seasons - football season, baseball season, and for a brief window in May, spelling season. Майк привык делить свою жизнь на сезоны, футбольный сезон, бейсбольный сезон и в мае короткий сезон правописания.
Say you wanted to end a baseball season. Скажем, ты хочешь закончить сезон бейсбола.
What do you got on baseball trades after the season? Что у тебя есть по обмену игроков в баскетболе после окончания сезона?
After school we play baseball with our classmates. После школы мы с одноклассниками играем в бейсбол.
Dear passengers! If you get on a means of transport and don’t have a season ticket, punch a one-time ticket without waiting for the next station. Уважаемые пассажиры! При входе в транспортное средство и отсутствии проездного билета многоразового пользования прокомпостируйте билет одноразового пользования, не дожидаясь следующей остановки.
Almost all boys can play baseball. Почти все мальчики могут играть в бейсбол.
Winter is my most favorite season. Зима — моё любимое время года.
He can play both tennis and baseball. Он умеет играть и в теннис, и в бейсбол.
Autumn is the best season for reading. Осень — лучшая пора для чтения.
You need a bat, a ball and gloves to play baseball. Чтобы играть в бейсбол, тебе нужны бита, мяч и перчатки.
Summer is the season I like best. Лето - моё любимое время года.
Tom likes to play baseball. Тому нравится играть в бейсбол.
The rainy season begins in June. Сезон дождей начинается в июне.
I prefer soccer to baseball. Я предпочитаю футбол бейсболу.
In Tokyo, the cold season starts in the middle of November. В Токио холода начинаются в середине ноября.
Then, how about a baseball game? Как тогда насчёт бейсбола?
Her debut was the biggest social event of the season. Её дебют был самым ярким событием сезона.
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