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Meanings of bat in English
Nocturnal mouselike mammal with forelimbs modified to form membranous wings and anatomical adaptations for echolocation by which they navigate.
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bat Usage of bat in English
1
South Korea's President Moon, however, is expected to bat away such demands.
2
We can think of at least four reasons, right off the bat.
3
Police said Rialmo opened fire when LeGrier started swinging a baseball bat.
4
Eric Bana brought a bat-out-of-hell confidence to the role of Chopper Read.
5
The bat does not prevail quite so easily at Lord's these days.
6
Bowling far less these days but still a matchwinner with the bat.
7
They'd be like gantlet right out, right out the bat, it's true.
8
Quincey said he saw a bat fly west toward London, avoiding Carfax.
9
They need to score 531 runs or bat for two days solid.
10
Young Julian clearly had considerable prowess in the swing of his bat.
11
He got several right off the bat, but it's, naming is difficult.
12
It was the wrong decision to put South Africa in to bat.
13
Getting a Michelin star really increased our business right off the bat.
14
This the bat did, and the principal men thanked him for it.
15
He is one of our mainstays at bat and in the field.
16
England needed to bat the entire fifth day to save the match.
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