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Meanings of baton in English
High military officer's ceremonial object, sometimes intricately decorated.
Usage of baton in English
1
He also said baton rounds were already authorised for use by police.
2
After two days of this I left my lucky baton at home.
3
Water cannon vehicles were used extensively and one non-lethal baton round fired.
4
Carries a silver tipped baton with which he leads the school children.
5
The former rebels in the Acehnese government will now take the baton.
6
They allege fans faced a number of assaults and unprovoked baton charges.
7
Read Mark's blog as the baton receives a warm welcome in Australia.
8
Many expect him to pass the baton after having stabilized the company.
9
UK Prime Minister David Cameron also welcomed the baton to Downing Street.
10
Is it true that you're looking to pass the baton on Stormfront?
11
Kevin Feige, the president of Marvel Studios, holds the baton right now.
12
The ones quick to talk with their hands, baton, taser or firearm.
13
I felt the baton hadn't been dropped; it was being passed on.
14
I saw you in front, but you should be wielding the baton.
15
Without question, the old QE2 passed the baton to a worthy successor.
16
The leader of the impromptu band raised his baton, rapping for attention.
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Translations for baton
Catalan
Baton through the time
Baton across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common