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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 Words From
- ma·jor lea·guer ma·jor-lea·guer noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of major league1
Origin of major league2
Example Sentences
The end of the embargo and resumption of diplomatic relations with Cuba could transform Major League Baseball.
Major League Baseball, though, is still being tight-lipped about what the end of the embargo might mean for the sport.
But the Playboy Playmate and hardcore animal-rights activist has long been a major-league advocate for the State of Israel.
The New York Yankees shortstop played his final Major League Baseball game Sunday in Boston.
George and his brother Richard are the founders of Major League Eating, but George is the performative half of the duo.
I aspired to a place in the box of one of the major league clubs, but instead I joined the Madero revolution.
"I'm glad I'm going to a major league—that is, if they draft me," he added quickly.
Still, Ive got to remember that Im not playing in a major league.
Life in the training camp of a major league team was different than Joe had found it with the Pittstons.
Many a major league player had graduated from this same Central, and Joe—well, to put it modestly—had great hopes.
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