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noun

Murciélago

Any of the flying mammals of the order Chiroptera, usually small and nocturnal, insectivorous or frugivorous.

Examples :

"The bat flew silently into the darkened classroom during the late-night study session. "

El murciélago voló silenciosamente hacia el aula oscurecida durante la sesión de estudio nocturna.

animal biology nature

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noun

Vieja, anciana

Examples :

"My grandmother is a very wise bat. "

Mi abuela es una anciana muy sabia.

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Bate

A club made of wood or aluminium used for striking the ball in sports such as baseball, softball and cricket.

Examples :

"The baseball player swung the bat hard, hitting the ball far over the fence. "

El jugador de béisbol balanceó el bate con fuerza, golpeando la pelota muy lejos por encima de la valla.

sport utensil item

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Turno al bate

A turn at hitting the ball with a bat in a game.

Examples :

"The little league player took his bat and went up to the plate for his turn. "

El jugador de la liga infantil tomó su turno al bate y fue a la placa para su turno.

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Bate

The piece of wood on which the spinner places the coins and then uses for throwing them.

Examples :

"The gambler placed the coins on the bat before throwing them. "

El jugador colocó las monedas en el bate antes de lanzarlas.

game utensil sport

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noun

Esquisto bituminoso

Shale or bituminous shale.

Examples :

"The mine produces a lot of bat, which is then processed into fuel. "

La mina produce mucho esquisto bituminoso, que luego se procesa para convertirlo en combustible.

geology material mineral

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Guata, relleno

A sheet of cotton used for filling quilts or comfortables; batting.

Examples :

"The quilt needed new bat to keep it warm. "

La colcha necesitaba relleno nuevo para mantener el calor.

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Testa

A part of a brick with one whole end.

Examples :

"The bricklayer carefully placed the bat of the brick to ensure a straight, even wall. "

El albañil colocó cuidadosamente la testa del ladrillo para asegurar una pared recta y uniforme.

architecture material part

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noun

Golpe

A stroke; a sharp blow.

Examples :

"The baseball player's bat connected with the ball, sending it flying into the outfield. "

El golpe del bate del jugador de béisbol conectó con la pelota, enviándola volando al jardín.

action sport weapon

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Golpe

A stroke of work.

Examples :

"The student made a quick bat at her homework, finishing it just before the bell. "

La estudiante dio un golpe rápido a su tarea, terminándola justo antes de que sonara la campana.

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Velocidad

Rate of motion; speed.

Examples :

"The car's bat was slow, so we arrived late for the meeting. "

La velocidad del coche era lenta, así que llegamos tarde a la reunión.

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Juerga, parranda

A spree; a jollification.

Examples :

"The students had a bat at the school's end-of-year party. "

Los estudiantes tuvieron una juerga en la fiesta de fin de curso de la escuela.

entertainment action event

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noun

Manera, estado

Manner; rate; condition; state of health.

Examples :

"The student's study bat was very slow today, reflecting a general sluggishness. "

El estado de estudio del estudiante fue muy lento hoy, lo que reflejaba una lentitud general.

condition state medicine

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verb

Golpear

To hit with a bat or (figuratively) as if with a bat.

Examples :

"He batted the ball away with a satisfying thwack."

Bateó la pelota con un golpe satisfactorio.

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verb

Batear

To take a turn at hitting a ball with a bat in sports like cricket, baseball and softball, as opposed to fielding.

Examples :

"The player will bat next, after the other team members field. "

El jugador bateará a continuación, después de que los otros miembros del equipo fildeen.

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verb

Batear, golpear

To strike or swipe as though with a bat.

Examples :

"The cat batted at the toy."

El gato golpeó el juguete.

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verb

Aletear

Examples :

"The butterfly bat its wings quickly as it flew past the window. "

La mariposa aleteó rápidamente mientras volaba junto a la ventana.

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verb

Parpadear

Examples :

"He bat his eye at her, signaling that he was joking. "

Él le guiñó el ojo, indicando que estaba bromeando.

body action appearance

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verb

Aletear

To bate or flutter, as a hawk.

Examples :

"The hawk batted its wings nervously before swooping down to catch the mouse. "

El halcón aleteó nerviosamente antes de lanzarse en picado para atrapar al ratón.

nature animal action bird

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verb

Revolotear, andar de un lado a otro

(usually with 'around' or 'about') To flit quickly from place to place.

Examples :

"The children were batting around the playground, chasing each other and laughing. "

Los niños revoloteaban por el patio de recreo, persiguiéndose y riendo.

action animal nature

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Albarda

Examples :

"The farmer used a strong bat to carry the heavy bags of potatoes to market. "

El granjero usó una albarda fuerte para transportar las pesadas bolsas de patatas al mercado.

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noun

El baht tailandés

The official currency of Thailand, equal to 100 satang.

Examples :

"My aunt bought souvenirs in Thailand, and she paid for them using baht. "

Mi tía compró recuerdos en Tailandia y los pagó con baht.

nation economy finance