- vol|ley|er
- vol|ley|er «VOL ee uhr», noun.a person who volleys, especially in tennis: »
The backcourt or base line game is practically hopeless against a volleyer of any real skill (New Yorker).
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vol|ley — «VOL ee», noun, plural leys, verb, leyed, ley|ing. –n. 1. a shower of stones, bullets, or other missiles: »A volley of arrows rained down upon the attacking knights. 2. the discharge of a number of guns at once. 3. Mining. the simultaneous… … Useful english dictionary
vol|ley|ball — «VOL ee BAWL», noun. 1. a game played by two teams of players with a large inflated ball and a high net. The players must hit the ball back and forth over the net with their hands without letting it touch the ground. 2. the ball used in this game … Useful english dictionary
half-vol|ley — half volley, a ball returned by hitting or kicking it the instant after it bounces, as in tennis, soccer, and cricket. half vol|ley «HAF VOL ee, HAHF », transitive verb, intransitive verb, leyed, ley|ing. to make a return of (a ball) the instant… … Useful english dictionary
vol·ley·ball — /ˈvɑːliˌbɑːl/ noun, pl balls 1 [noncount] : a game in which two teams of players hit a large ball back and forth over a high net 2 [count] : the ball used to play volleyball … Useful english dictionary
vol — vol·un·teer·ism; vol; vol·a·tile; vol·can·ic; vol·i·tive; vol·ley; vol·plane; vol·sci·an; vol·ta·ic; vol·tair·e·an; vol·ume; vol·un·tary; vol·un·teer; vol·u·toid; bi·vol·tin; bi·vol·tin·ism; con·vol·vu·la·ceous; in·vol·u·cel·late;… … English syllables
ley — ake·ley; badde·ley·ite; bai·ley; bar·ley·break; baw·ley; bay·ley·ite; berke·ley; berke·ley·ism; berke·ley·ite; ber·ley; bing·ley; brad·ley·ite; ca·ley; chance med·ley; char·ley; col·ley; cow·ley; craw·ley; doy·ley; dud·ley; dud·ley·ite; far·ley;… … English syllables
Ley line — Ley lines are hypothetical alignments of a number of places of geographical interest, such as ancient monuments and megaliths. Their existence was suggested in 1921 by the amateur archaeologist Alfred Watkins, whose book The Old Straight Track… … Wikipedia
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Ley de Planck — para cuerpos a diferentes temperaturas. Curva … Wikipedia Español
Ley del valor — La ley del valor es un concepto en la crítica de la economía política de Karl Marx, primero expuesta en su polémica «Miseria de la filosofía» (1847) en respuesta a Pierre Joseph Proudhon (quien había publicado «Filosofía de la miseria»), con… … Wikipedia Español
