BASELINER

Meaning of BASELINER in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈbās-ˌlī-nər ]

noun

Date: circa 1929

: a tennis player who stays on or near the baseline and seldom moves to the net

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BASELINER — noun Date: circa 1929 a tennis player who stays on or near the baseline and seldom moves to the net
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BASELINER — [base.lin.er] n (ca. 1929): a tennis player who stays on or near the baseline and seldom moves to the net
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