beater
打手,击球手,打击者,击球者
Definitions
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- : a person or thing that beats.
- : an implement or device for beating something: the two beaters on an electric mixer;an old-fashioned rug beater that loosens dirt with every forceful whack.
- : Slang: Offensive. wifebeater.
- : Informal. an old vehicle that is in poor condition: I drive a beater that I bought for $2,000.
- : Hunting. a person who rouses or drives game from cover: The beater flushed a covey of grouse.
- : Papermaking. a machine for beating half-stuff to pulp by separating and shortening the fibers to produce a gelatinous mass.
- : Textiles. reed.
- : Newfoundland. a young seal, usually a month to six weeks old, having completely or almost completely shed its initial white fur.
Examples
Aside from McDavid’s very good teammate Leon Draisaitl,20 Edmonton’s roster hasn’t exactly been packed with world beaters since his arrival.
That means they should have dense, stiff bristles and a beater bar function to lift dry soil from the carpet so it can be brushed and suctioned away.
The two included stainless beaters are easily ejectable for quick cleaning if you’re switching between bowls.
“No dictator is displeased by cartoons showing him as a power-seeking world-beater,” he would say.
One mix tape from 2010, “Fan of a Fan,” features bad-boy crooner and occasional girlfriend-beater, Chris Brown.
The Lakers crowd seemed nervous, and it felt like another buzzer beater was in order.
Asher King Abramson, UCLA Quidditch president and beater, agreed.
He saw an unfamiliar “beater” in the driveway one evening and called 911.
The "organ beater" of bygone days was invariably accompanied by the "organ pumper," often by several of them.
Near him stood, leaning on his drum, the tall bass-drum beater (Bill Burroughs) of the band.
Also she had received an order for a certain kind of egg-beater, the like of which had never been seen in South Plains.
Beat until your hand grows tired, and then simply change the way you hold the beater.
Put unbeaten egg white and jelly together into bowl and beat with egg beater or wire whip until stiff.