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Origin of "ballpark estimate" to mean a very rough estimate? - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
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ENGLISH. IDIOM OF THE MONTH Ballpark figure E.g. The project will cost €20 000, but that is just a ball park figure. Which of the following options do. - ppt download
English With Ahmed anees - ballpark figure An approximate number; an estimate. Do you have a ballpark figure for the cost of the renovations? That's just a ballpark figure—they don't know exactly
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