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词根:bat
adj.battered 破旧的;磨损的;弄垮的;受到虐待的
n.batter 击球手;(用鸡蛋、牛奶、面粉等调成的)糊状物;墙面的倾斜
batting 打击;打球;棉絮
batfish 蝙蝠鱼
v.battered 连续猛击;磨损(batter的过去分词)
batting 击球;打击(bat的ing形式)
vi.batter 接连猛击;向上倾斜
vt.batter 猛击;打坏;使向上倾斜
noun (1)
a stout solid stick : club
a sharp blow : stroke
a usually wooden implement used for hitting the ball in various games
a paddle used in various games (such as table tennis)
the short whip used by a jockey
batsman, batter
a right-handed bat
a turn at batting—usually used in the phrase at bat
hitting ability
we need his bat in the lineup
batt
British rate of speed : gait
a drinking spree : binge
verb (1)
transitive verb
to strike or hit with or as if with a bat
to advance (a base runner) by batting
to have a batting average of
to discuss at length : consider in detail
intransitive verb
to strike or hit a ball with a bat
to take one's turn at bat
to wander aimlessly
noun (2)
any of a widely distributed order (Chiroptera) of nocturnal usually frugivorous or insectivorous flying mammals that have wings formed from four elongated digits of the forelimb covered by a cutaneous membrane and that have adequate visual capabilities but often rely on echolocation
verb (2)
transitive verb
to wink especially in surprise or emotionalso: flutter batted his eyelashes
never batted an eye
abbreviation
bachelor of arts in teaching
at bat轮到击球
baseball bat棒球棒
off the bat马上;立刻
bat around详细讨论;到处游荡
blind as a bat[口语] 近乎全盲的;视力很差的,眼力不行的;鼠目寸光的;完全看不见东西的
cricket bat板球拍
vampire bat吸血蝙蝠;勾引并导致男人毁灭的女人;吮吸膏血者
big brown bat蝙蝠
"棍棒或杖用于打击,战斗棍棒,用于某些游戏中击球的杆子",约于公元1200年,来自罕见的古英语词汇 batt “棍棒”,最初是西英格兰的一个词,可能来自威尔士语或其他凯尔特语源(比较爱尔兰语和盖尔语 bat, bata “杆,棍棒”),后来受到了古法语 batte “杵”的加强和影响,来自晚期拉丁语 battre “打击”; 所有这些都来自 PIE 词根 *bhat- “打击”。作为一种用于打板球(后来是棒球)的木质桨,它最早见于1706年。
中古英语中“一块,一片,一块”(14世纪中期)用于指面包、黏土、羊毛,现在在 brickbat 和 batting(n.1)中仍然存在。
短语 right off the bat(1866年),也 hot from the bat(1870年),可能代表棒球隐喻,但板球或其他用途的球棒也可能是来源——有一篇来自澳大利亚的早期引文(关于俚语的文章):“好吧,那你最好摆脱这个恶习。精致的谈话是文化的标志。让我再听听那孩子说俚语,我就会立刻给他。我会把他打败。我会——”[“澳大利亚杂志”,1888年11月]。
球棒
蝙蝠
Noun (1) Middle English, from Old English batt Noun (2) probably alteration of Middle English bakke, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Swedish nattbakka bat Verb (2) probably alteration of bate >entry 2
The first known use of bat was before the 12th century
batchnoun
a quantity used or made at one time
a batch of cookies
a group of jobs to be run on a computer at one time with the same program
batch processing
a group of persons or things : lot
batchnoun
a quantity used or made at one time
a batch of cookies
a group of jobs to be run on a computer at one time with the same program
batch processing
a group of persons or things : lot
bat1 of 4noun
a stout solid stick : club
a sharp blow
a usually wooden implement used for hitting the ball in various games (as baseball)
a turn at batting
next at bat
bat2 of 4verb
to strike or hit with or as if with a bat
to take one's turn at bat in baseball
to have a batting average of
is batting .300
bat3 of 4noun
any of an order of night-flying mammals with the forelimbs modified to form wings
bat4 of 4verb
to wink especially in surprise or emotion
never batted an eye
batnoun
any of an order (Chiroptera) of nocturnal placental flying mammals with forelimbs modified to form wings
1 Celia screamed and batted at herself, making it hard to see if the fire had caught her hair or her clothes or both.
2 In Chinese folklore the bat is a symbol of good fortune.
在中国民间传说中,蝙蝠是好运的象征。
3 “You ever notice all those bats in the holler, the ones that come out at dusk?”
4 At the top of the arc, while the bat was flat on its back, Gregor noticed for the first time that someone was sitting on it.
5 As I ran up to the plate to bat, I almost laughed aloud at the pitcher’s stupidity.
6 Doc put a little salve on the bat’s cut and let it go.
7 But I loved those ugly little bats, the way they darted past, their wings in a furious blur.
8 That got us to the ballpark early for batting practice, which was okay by me.
9 He braced himself on one crutch and leaned back and side-armed the other, heavy with its white ash bat, as hard as he could, aiming in between the two coyotes.
10 A handsome bat he held, On which he leaned.
11 The cat batted the balloon with its paws.
猫用爪子击打气球。
12 Chin yanks at Gillicut’s shirt, trying to get him off me, but he bats her away.
13 Her batting gloves are fingerless, which I’ve never seen in our league.
14 He stuck his face inside the cabinet and nuzzled the three kittens, who responded by batting his nose playfully.
15 A marching band played an out- of-tune fight song that sounded like somebody hitting a bag of cats with a metal baseball bat.
16 “Where are all the bats?” asked Kojo, swinging his flashlight beam up to the ceiling.
17 Daddy said, “Oh. Well. I really know nothing about lacrosse. Isn't that like baseball only with a different kind of bat?”
18 “Maybe in the next edition. But the butterflies will probably be bats. And the green field will probably be a cave.”
19 And pointed to my side, which felt like someone hit it with a baseball bat.
20 Jason bent his knees and pulled the bat back behind his shoulder in a perfect batting stance.
1 喝闹酒
3 打击
striking hit push strike blow shock shake crack stroke knock dash buff buffet sling percussion smite blight thrash clout pelt dint bop cutup one dent stinger clunk oppugn
4 泼妇
rantipole bitch fury catamaran scold vixen shrew brimstone Harpy hellcat termagant virago Xanthippe callet shemale battle-ax
7 白话
8 砖块
12 轮到击球
13 打球
14 行进
way travel movement march procession tenor gait locomotion go take move step track draw roll strike angle proceed navigate airt
15 丑妇
20 棉胎
21 棍棒
baculine kike-killer catstick staff club stick rod whip sap cane billet rung blackjack bludgeon billy cudgel truncheon shillelagh waddy bastinado crabstick
23 狂欢
exultant orgiastic bacchanal carnival bash revel revelry razzle whoop-de-do exult wassail rollick ball dionysia racket spree glee orgy hilarity gaiety whoopee orgie whoopla tope flare-up merrymaking
27 导弹
28 蝙蝠
vespertilionid pipistrelle chiropteran batty chiropter reremouse flittermouse vespertilian chauve-souris aerial mammal
31 棉卷
32 猛烈的一击
33 口头用语
34 妓女
whorish tarty drab ass-peddler flatbacker model dog girl bag pro screw hook poll hack tomato brass scrub punk baggage bunny cruiser tart blister moose prostitute shank hooker whore trot ho slut filth tramp muff slag loon harlot forty-four chippy fille girlie tootsie scupper bawd floozy polecat harlotry streetwalker Moll trollop razzle-dazzle strumpet cocotte bim Cyprian flossy poule puta trull quean slattern pross Paphian hooer blowen gooh G-girl chank prosty a woman of the town a piece of trade get a hustle on
36 猛击
smell bounce slam swipe bash smite slog winder lacing clink wallop clinker knap socko dash jab pack pound whale smash jolt swat clout strafe snick crackdown Sunday punch hammer blow
40 狂欢作乐
42 打
blow stroke wipe dent beating whopping smite whomp hit beat strike combat protocol knock dial lace forge buffet cuff scour thrash wigwag get play fire land draw fight pull catch prove mine hole lay tie nail jacket trim dot pile blast discharge whip strand poke slap scarf lash whisk curry plank chime slipper burrow swat slat spank breech cob shellac bop pommel slosh biff lam bam whop knap wap larrup scutch skelp feeze swinge shellack knock wurst
43 纵饮
44 步速
47 棉花胎
48 重击
bump bash slug smite whack thump thud slosh wham plunk wallop haymaker welter whacking walloping crump whang dunt devel tag powder smash douse thwack take a swipe at
50 漫游
wandering roving peregrine footloose peripatetic vagarious Peripateticism range travel cruise wander roam stray pilgrimage rove errantry roll roaming swan it
52 铢
53 硬块
55 战斗
fighting combatant day field action fight battle engagement combat hostility rough-and-tumble stour contend wrestle spar militate
56 速度
rate speed strength gear clip pace velocity lick tempo movement gait pelt rapidity time soup swift moto
57 闲逛
rambling spine-bashing range lounge promenade ramble wandering saunter idleness bludge potchger tool bomb wander troll loaf maroon meander mike loiter mooch gallivant maunder trog on the gad rat around
58 众多种
mouse palm jack swallow swift monarch squirrel emerald jay orchid cactus grunt clam tortoise tit hummingbird viper heron chameleon wallaby gull gecko weaver mackerel cuckoo salamander boa thrush woodpecker lark moray kingfisher Bunting shrew tetra opossum grenadier martin cockatoo Wren goby plover sandpiper wrasse whitefly bromeliad hornbill euonymus tanager hagfish sculpin fritillary sunbird Loach crake ichneumon ovenbird scorpionfish hoverfly filefish cisticola white-eye cotinga mojarra madtom tonguefish cuckoo-shrike coral snake fruit bat diving beetle toothed whale tyrant flycatcher mole salamander poison arrow frog gall midge darkling beetle cardinal fish
59 砖片