What does a strike mean in bowling?

Answer 1

A strike is a thing they called by a umpier in history, a strike would be when someone stops work to get better pay, or shorter hours or to even force an employer to agree to meet some other demand.

Answer 2

Knocking down all 10 pins with first ball. If you throw a ball in the gutter on the first ball and then knock them all down with the second ball, it is a spare not a strike.

A strike is when you knock all of the Bowling pins down on the first try. If you don't knock any down the first try, but on the second try you knock them all over, it is condsidered a spare because it took you two tries to knock them all over.

It means that when you throw the bowling ball, you knock all pins (10) down in one throw.

a strike is all 10 pins knocked down in one try a spare is all 10 pins knocked down in two consecutive tries in the same frame.

Ten points plus the pins of the next two balls you roll. It could be as little as ten (if you roll two gutter balls) and as high as 30 if you get two strikes.

It means knocking down 10 pins:Thats Good

Answer 3

A strike is when you knock all of the bowling pins down on the first try. If you don't knock any down the first try, but on the second try you knock them all over, it is still condsidered a spare because it took you two tries to knock them all over.

Answer 4

A strike in bowling is when a player knocks down all ten pins with their first ball in a frame. It is denoted by an "X" on the score sheet and earns the player 10 points, plus the total of the next two rolls.