Word: batted
Category: batted
Sports, Reference
Related words: batted
batted ball, runs batted in, what is batted
Synonyms: batted
flutter, thrash, cream, drub, lick, clobber
Translations: batted
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spanish
Translations:
bateada, pestañeada
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german
Translations:
schlug, geschlagener, geschlagenen, geschlagene
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french
Translations:
frappée
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italian
Translations:
battuta
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portuguese
Translations:
golpeada, rebatida
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dutch
Translations:
geslagen
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russian
Translations:
отбитый
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swedish
Translations:
Slagit, slog till, Slagit till
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finnish
Translations:
lyönyt, lyödään
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danish
Translations:
battede
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czech
Translations:
odrazil, pálkoval, odpálil, odpálil jako, odražen
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polish
Translations:
zatrzepotała, mrugnął, odbił, nie batted
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hungarian
Translations:
pofozta, megütött, beüti, ily módon beüti
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turkish
Translations:
ilgilenmemişti, tartışmalar yapılmış
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greek
Translations:
κτυπημένη, Κτυπημένος
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ukrainian
Translations:
відбитий, відбите
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bulgarian
Translations:
батира, пребиват, батиране, отблъсна, на батиране
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belarusian
Translations:
адбіты
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croatian
Translations:
udarao
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slovenian
Translations:
pomežiknila, odbijal
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slovak
Translations:
odrazil, odrazila, odzrkadlil, odzrkadľuje, prejavil
The meaning and "use of": batted
verb
- (of a team or a player in sports such as baseball) take in turns the role of hitting rather than fielding. - Ruth came to bat in the fifth inning
- hit at (someone or something) with the palm of one's hand. - he batted the flies away
- flutter one's eyelashes, typically in a flirtatious manner. - she batted her long dark eyelashes at him
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