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| 1 | I/T to hit the ball with a bat in a game such as baseball or cricket （棒球或板球等运动中）用球棒击（球） | | 1a | I in baseball or cricket , the team that is batting is trying to score points by hitting the ball （棒球或板球中）击球得分 | | |
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| 2 | T to hit something small that is flying through the air in order to stop it landing on you 挥打，击走（小的飞行物） | He was trying to bat the flies away with his newspaper. 他试图用报纸把苍蝇赶走。 | |
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| - | bat your eyes/eyelashes
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| to open and close your eyes very quickly several times , intending to be attractive to someone |
| 眨眼调情；抛媚眼；送秋波 |
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| - | go to bat for sb mainly AMERICAN informal
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| to give someone your support and help |
| 支持某人；为某人出力 |
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| - | not bat an eyelid
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| to not be shocked , worried , or upset by something |
| 面不改色；泰然自若 |
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| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌbat aˈround |
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| | to discuss ideas or plans in an informal way （以非正式的方式）谈论，讨论（想法或计划） |
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