English–Japanese
“two outs” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajinishi
Example
野球は二死からでも逆転できます。ya kyū wa ni shi ka ra de mo gyaku ten de ki ma su
A baseball game can still be won with two outs.
How to say “two outs” in Japanese
“Two outs” in Japanese is 二死 (nishi).
Shows that the offensive team is one out away from the end of its turn at bat.
Example sentences with 二死
観客は二死からの劇的な逆転を期待しています。kan kyaku wa ni shi ka ra no geki teki na gyaku ten o ki tai shi te i ma su
The spectators are hoping for a dramatic comeback with two outs.
Tips for using 二死
- The phrase 二死満塁 (nishi manrui, "two outs and the bases loaded") is a compact example of Japanese baseball wording that combines an out count with a base situation.