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01. People often think of [bats] as blood-sucking monsters, but actually most [bats] just eat insects.
02. Don't throw the [bat] after you hit the ball; you might hurt someone.
03. Vampire [bats] adopt baby [bats] who have no parents, and have been known to risk their lives to share food with other [bats].
04. The American military attempted to train [bats] to carry small bombs during the Second World War.
05. A popular dish in the island nation of Samoa is baked [bat].
06. He got a nasty bang on the head with a baseball [bat] while playing at the park this morning.
07. His [batting] average is currently the best in the league.
08. The boys had a lot of [batting] practice yesterday, so hopefully we'll get a few hits in tomorrow's game.
09. She [batted] the fly away with a newspaper.
10. A [bat] needs to eat many times its own weight in insects every day.
11. The player curled his fingers around the baseball [bat], and stepped up to the plate.
12. At my son's baseball camp, they had a machine that pitched balls at the [batters] to help them practice hitting.
13. D. H. Lawrence described [bats] as "Hanging upside down like rows of disgusting old rags and grinning in their sleep."
14. The next [batter] is Henry Foster, a good little player who has gotten a homerun in five of his last seven games.
15. James Weldon Johnson wrote, "So God stepped over to the edge of the world and He spat out the seven seas; He [batted] His eyes, and the lightnings flashed..."

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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  • bat — bat1 [bat] n. [ME < OE batt, cudgel (prob. < Welsh bat < IE base * bhat , to strike) & < OFr batte, pestle < battre,BATTER1] 1. any stout club, stick, or cudgel 2. a club used to strike the ball in baseball and cricket 3. a ping… …   English World dictionary

  • Bat Ye'or — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Bat Ye or, (Hebreo: בת יאור) que en hebreo significa hija del Nilo, es el pseudónimo de la escritora judía Giselle Littman, nacida en Egipto y de nacionalidad británica. Bat Ye or se dedica a la investigación de la… …   Wikipedia Español

  • băţ — BĂŢ, beţe, s.n. 1. Bucată de lemn lungă şi subţire. ♢ expr. A pune (cuiva) beţe în roate = a face (cuiva) dificultăţi pentru a zădărnici o acţiune, un plan. (reg.) A da (ca câinele) prin băţ = a fi extrem de insistent, de obraznic. A rămâne cu… …   Dicționar Român

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  • Bat Ye'or — est le nom de plume de Gisèle Littman Orebi (Le Caire, 1933), une essayiste britannique[1],[2], juive d origine égyptienne, écrivant en français et en anglais. Elle a également publié sous le pseudonyme arabe Yahudiya Masriya (« juive… …   Wikipédia en Français

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