Volley

//ˈvɒli//

Translations of "volley" (27 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Azerbaijani	yaylım(simultaneous fire)	—
Belarusian	залп(simultaneous fire)	zalp
Bulgarian	воле́(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), залп(simultaneous fire)	volé, zalp
Catalan	salva(simultaneous fire), volea(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground)	—
Chinese Mandarin	排槍射擊 /排枪射击(simultaneous fire), 齊射 /齐射(simultaneous fire)	páiqiāng shèjī, qíshè
Czech	hromadná palba(simultaneous fire), salva(simultaneous fire), salva(burst or emission), volej(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), výbuch(burst or emission)	—
Dutch	in de vlucht genomen bal(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), salvo(simultaneous fire), vlucht(flight of a ball before it bounces)	—
Finnish	ilmalento(flight of a ball before it bounces), lentolyönti(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), syöksy(burst or emission), tulva(burst or emission), yhteislaukaus(simultaneous fire), ampua yhteislaukaus(to fire a volley of shots), lyödä ilmasta(to hit the ball before it touches the ground), lyödä lentolyönti(to hit the ball before it touches the ground)	—
French	salve(simultaneous fire), volée(simultaneous fire)	—
Galician	salva(simultaneous fire), volea(flight of a ball before it bounces), volea(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground)	—
Georgian	ბათქი(burst or emission), ზალპი(simultaneous fire)	batki, zalṗi
German	Flugball(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), Salve(simultaneous fire), Volley(flight of a ball before it bounces), Volley(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground)	—
Greek	βολέ(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground)	volé
Hebrew	ווֹלֵה(flight of a ball before it bounces), יַעַף(flight of a ball before it bounces), מַטָּח(simultaneous fire)	volé, yá'af, mattáẖ
Irish	rois(simultaneous fire), rois(burst or emission), rúisc(simultaneous fire)	—
Italian	raffica(simultaneous fire), volée(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground)	—
Japanese	斉射(simultaneous fire)	seisha
Macedonian	волеј(flight of a ball before it bounces), волеј(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), залп(simultaneous fire), плотун(simultaneous fire)	volej, volej, zalp, plotun
Māori	waipū(simultaneous fire), waipūtanga(simultaneous fire), waipūtanga(burst or emission), waiwaipū(simultaneous fire)	—
Polish	salwa(simultaneous fire), salwa(burst or emission), strzał(burst or emission), wolej(flight of a ball before it bounces), wolej(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), wybuch(burst or emission), strzelać serią(to fire a volley of shots), strzelić serią(to fire a volley of shots), uderzać z woleja(to hit the ball before it touches the ground), uderzyć z woleja(to hit the ball before it touches the ground)	—
Portuguese	salva(simultaneous fire), saraivada(simultaneous fire), voleio(flight of a ball before it bounces), vólei(flight of a ball before it bounces)	—
Romanian	salvă(simultaneous fire)	—
Russian	залп(simultaneous fire)	zalp
Serbo-Croatian	volej(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground)	—
Spanish	salva(simultaneous fire), volea(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), voleo(shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground), volear(to hit the ball before it touches the ground)	—
Swedish	salva(simultaneous fire), salva(burst or emission)	—
Ukrainian	залп(simultaneous fire)	zalp