Definition of at-bat in English:

at-bat

noun

Baseball

A player's turn at batting, as officially recorded.
上场击球
O'Neill had three singles in four at-bats
他上场击球四次，其中三次一垒打。
Example sentencesExamples
- The following year he punched out four homers while leading the league with 691 at bats.
- He wondered how a player this bad could be given 3000 at bats in the major leagues.
- Phillips averaged 78 at bats in the first four months of the season.
- But recently, he's been smashing the ball for extra base hits nearly every at bat.
- He is also the first player in baseball history to have more times on base than official at bats over the course of a season.
- He joins Wilson and Juan Samuel as the only players ever to record 700-plus at bats in a season.

adverb

Baseball

When batting.
an infielder hit safely in seven consecutive times at bat
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘You go into second base and knock somebody into left field, and the next time you're at bat you get hit,’ Walker said.
- My second time at bat was in Baltimore, and I got my first home run off Robin Roberts, one of the all-time great pitchers.
- He was easily one of the dominating first basemen of his generation, both at bat and on the field.
- Here's a rundown of some of the most glaring failures at bat, in the field, or on the mound in a single World Series.
- The way to win baseball games is to score runs when at bat and prevent runs when in the field.

Definition of at-bat in US English:

at-bat

nounətˈbat

Baseball

A player's turn at batting, as officially recorded.
上场击球
O'Neill had three singles in four at-bats
他上场击球四次，其中三次一垒打。
Compare with plate appearance
Example sentencesExamples
- The following year he punched out four homers while leading the league with 691 at bats.
- He joins Wilson and Juan Samuel as the only players ever to record 700-plus at bats in a season.
- He is also the first player in baseball history to have more times on base than official at bats over the course of a season.
- But recently, he's been smashing the ball for extra base hits nearly every at bat.
- He wondered how a player this bad could be given 3000 at bats in the major leagues.
- Phillips averaged 78 at bats in the first four months of the season.

adverbətˈbat

Baseball

When batting.
Example sentencesExamples
- My second time at bat was in Baltimore, and I got my first home run off Robin Roberts, one of the all-time great pitchers.
- Here's a rundown of some of the most glaring failures at bat, in the field, or on the mound in a single World Series.
- The way to win baseball games is to score runs when at bat and prevent runs when in the field.
- He was easily one of the dominating first basemen of his generation, both at bat and on the field.
- ‘You go into second base and knock somebody into left field, and the next time you're at bat you get hit,’ Walker said.

单词	at-bat
释义	Definition of at-bat in English: at-bat noun Baseball A player's turn at batting, as officially recorded. 上场击球 O'Neill had three singles in four at-bats 他上场击球四次，其中三次一垒打。 Example sentencesExamples The following year he punched out four homers while leading the league with 691 at bats. He wondered how a player this bad could be given 3000 at bats in the major leagues. Phillips averaged 78 at bats in the first four months of the season. But recently, he's been smashing the ball for extra base hits nearly every at bat. He is also the first player in baseball history to have more times on base than official at bats over the course of a season. He joins Wilson and Juan Samuel as the only players ever to record 700-plus at bats in a season. adverb Baseball When batting. an infielder hit safely in seven consecutive times at bat Example sentencesExamples ‘You go into second base and knock somebody into left field, and the next time you're at bat you get hit,’ Walker said. My second time at bat was in Baltimore, and I got my first home run off Robin Roberts, one of the all-time great pitchers. He was easily one of the dominating first basemen of his generation, both at bat and on the field. Here's a rundown of some of the most glaring failures at bat, in the field, or on the mound in a single World Series. The way to win baseball games is to score runs when at bat and prevent runs when in the field. Definition of at-bat in US English: at-bat nounətˈbat Baseball A player's turn at batting, as officially recorded. 上场击球 O'Neill had three singles in four at-bats 他上场击球四次，其中三次一垒打。 Compare with plate appearance Example sentencesExamples The following year he punched out four homers while leading the league with 691 at bats. He joins Wilson and Juan Samuel as the only players ever to record 700-plus at bats in a season. He is also the first player in baseball history to have more times on base than official at bats over the course of a season. But recently, he's been smashing the ball for extra base hits nearly every at bat. He wondered how a player this bad could be given 3000 at bats in the major leagues. Phillips averaged 78 at bats in the first four months of the season. adverbətˈbat Baseball When batting. Example sentencesExamples My second time at bat was in Baltimore, and I got my first home run off Robin Roberts, one of the all-time great pitchers. Here's a rundown of some of the most glaring failures at bat, in the field, or on the mound in a single World Series. The way to win baseball games is to score runs when at bat and prevent runs when in the field. He was easily one of the dominating first basemen of his generation, both at bat and on the field. ‘You go into second base and knock somebody into left field, and the next time you're at bat you get hit,’ Walker said.
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