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bat

/bat/US // bæt //UK // (bæt) //

蝙蝠,击球,蝠,蝙蝠的

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
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    • : Sports. the wooden club used in certain games, as baseball and cricket, to strike the ball.a racket, especially one used in badminton or table tennis.a whip used by a jockey.the act of using a club or racket in a game.the right or turn to use a club or racket.
    • : a heavy stick, club, or cudgel.
    • : Informal. a blow, as with a bat.
    • : any fragment of brick or hardened clay.
    • : Masonry. a brick cut transversely so as to leave one end whole.
    • : British Slang. speed; rate of motion or progress, especially the pace of the stroke or step of a race.
    • : Slang. a spree; binge: to go on a bat.
    • : Ceramics. a sheet of gelatin or glue used in bat printing. a slab of moist clay.a ledge or shelf in a kiln.a slab of plaster for holding a piece being modeled or for absorbing excess water from slip.
    • : batt.
v.有主动词 verb
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    bat·ted, bat·ting.

    • : to strike or hit with or as if with a bat or club.
    • : Baseball. to have a batting average of; hit: He batted .325 in spring training.
v.无主动词 verb
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    bat·ted, bat·ting.

    • : Sports. to strike at the ball with the bat.to take one's turn as a batter.
    • : Slang. to rush.
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    • : bat around, Slang.to roam; drift. Informal.to discuss or ponder; debate: We batted the idea around.Baseball.to have every player in the lineup take a turn at bat during a single inning.
    • : bat in, Baseball. to cause to be scored by getting a hit: He batted in two runs with a double to left.
    • : bat out, to do, write, produce, etc., hurriedly: I have to bat out a term paper before class.

Phrases

  • bat an eye
  • bat around
  • bat one thousand
  • bats in one's belfry, have
  • bat the breeze
  • bats in one's belfry
  • at bat
  • blind as a bat
  • go to bat for
  • like a bat out of hell

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

  • We can’t hear things that dogs can hear, we can’t see things that bats can see.

  • When Lou Brock, who died Sunday at age 81, came up to bat, I booed him because, well, he was on the other team.

  • He and his team located three bat colonies, each with 200 or more bats, and smeared the backs of 20 to 60 animals in each colony with a gel containing a biomarker that made their hair fluoresce if they ingested it.

  • Upon the animal’s return to its colony, other bats would groom it and get exposed to the vaccine too.

  • That’s because these digital titles have the existing audiences from their other verticals that the new vertical can appeal to off the bat.

  • Instead, he gives his very best effort and tries to win the World Series with a single swing of his bat.

  • Right off the bat, papyrologist Brice C. Jones noted that something was awry.

  • It can be really good if somebody is an amazing talent right off the bat or it can highlight your flaws.

  • But she was very abusive to the girls, with punishments ranging from being called ugly to getting beaten with a baseball bat.

  • As a result, many bat species are finding their homes and food sources gone.

  • After a few seconds of listening Bat nodded vigorously, and closed the door.

  • When the first sunbeam gleamed through the window of Bat's tiny kitchen, I arose, pulled on my boots and went to feed my horse.

  • A little later Bat spread a bed for me on the kitchen floor, and I turned in.

  • He's very tall an' gran', an' w'ars fine close, an' han's is white as a cotton bat, but his eyes doan set right in his head.

  • Black Hood sprang out from the pole, swooped down upon the messenger like a huge black bat.