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major league
1[ mey-jer leeg ]
noun
- Baseball. either of the two top-tier baseball leagues (the American League and the National League ) that are organized under and regulated by MLB.
- Sports. a league of corresponding stature in certain other sports, such as ice hockey, soccer, football, or basketball.
major-league
2[ mey-jer-leeg ]
adjective
- Sports. of or relating to the major leagues, especially in baseball.
- Informal. belonging to or among the best or most important of its kind:
a major-league orchestra.
major league
noun
- a league of highest classification in baseball, football, hockey, etc
Other 51Թ Forms
- ma·jor lea·guer ·ǰ-·ܱ noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of major league1
Origin of major league2
Example Sentences
Unfortunately for the Angels, they are living with the longest playoff drought in the major leagues, and with the Dodgers in their faces, in a stadium 30 miles up the Santa Ana Freeway.
Only three major league ballparks are older: Dodger Stadium, Fenway Park and Wrigley Field, all of which have been refreshed and revitalized for new generations of fans.
But he hasn’t forgotten how exciting it felt the first time he stepped onto a major league field in a uniform.
As of that date, he would be eligible to sign with any major league team.
It was not a cordial time for Nehus Saxon or the two other women covering major league beats.
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