英语

batter

gb/bˈætɚ/ us/bˈætɚ/
B1 英语
义项
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名词 B1 entity
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mixture for pancakes or cake

a wet mixture used to cook pancakes, cake, etc.

用法模式: [make/prepare] batter; [pour] batter into [pan/tin]
常见错误:
Don’t confuse batter (food mixture) with better (comparative of good) or battery (power source).
近义词
mixture (More general; batter is specifically a wet mixture for cooking.)
反义词
dough (Typically thicker and kneaded rather than poured.)
搭配
pancake batter |cake batter |waffle batter |thick batter |smooth batter |mix the batter |pour the batter |rest the batter |a bowl of batter |lumpy batter
主题
food_and_drink |cooking |daily_life
例句
  • The pancake batter should be thick enough to coat the spoon.
  • She poured the batter into a lined cake tin and put it in the oven.
  • Let the batter rest for ten minutes before cooking.
学习者例句
  • I made pancake batter.
  • Pour the batter into the pan.
动词 B2 action
2

hit repeatedly and hard

to hit again and again, usually very hard

用法模式: batter [someone/something]; batter [something] with [something]
常见错误:
Batter is stronger and more repeated than hit; it often implies damage.
近义词
pummel (Emphasizes repeated punching or heavy blows.) | beat (More general; can be less intense or not necessarily repeated.)
反义词
protect (To keep someone or something from being harmed.) | repair (To fix damage rather than cause it.)
搭配
batter someone |batter a door |batter a car |batter someone with blows |badly battered |batter the opposition |batter someone with questions |batter something into pieces |batter someone unconscious |batter someone to death
主题
daily_life |crime_and_law |violence |health
例句
  • The storm battered the roof all night, loosening several tiles.
  • He was arrested for battering a man outside a bar.
  • Years of use had battered the suitcase, but it still held together.
学习者例句
  • The waves battered the boat.
  • The boxer battered his opponent.
名词 B1 role
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player who hits the ball

a person who hits the ball in baseball or cricket

用法模式: a [right-handed/left-handed] batter; the next batter; a power batter
常见错误:
In cricket, batter is also used, but batsman/batter may vary by region and style guides.
近义词
hitter (Common in baseball; emphasizes hitting ability rather than turn-taking.)
反义词
pitcher (The player who throws the ball to the batter in baseball.) | bowler (The player who delivers the ball to the batter in cricket.)
搭配
lead-off batter |power batter |right-handed batter |left-handed batter |switch-hitter batter |the next batter |the batter's box |face a batter |a dangerous batter |a clean-up batter
主题
sports
例句
  • The batter stepped into the box and adjusted his helmet.
  • Their best batter hit a home run in the ninth inning.
  • The bowler tried to unsettle the batter with a short ball.
学习者例句
  • The batter hit the ball.
  • The next batter is very strong.
动词 B2 process
4

be pounded by bad weather

to hit again and again (used for storms and waves)

用法模式: be battered by [wind/rain/waves]; batter [coast/town]
常见错误:
This sense typically uses non-human forces (storms, waves), not deliberate human actions.
近义词
pound (Very close in meaning; common with waves and rain.) | lash (Often used for rain or wind; slightly more literary.)
反义词
calm (To become quiet and without violent movement.)
搭配
battered by storms |battered by heavy rain |battered by strong winds |battered coastline |battered harbour |batter the coast |batter the shoreline |batter the cliffs |batter the sea wall |batter the windows
主题
weather |nature |news
例句
  • Huge waves battered the sea wall during the night.
  • The island was battered by high winds and torrential rain.
  • For weeks, the coast has been battered by storms.
学习者例句
  • The wind battered the house.
  • The town was battered by rain.
动词 B2 action
5

coat food in batter

to cover food in a wet mixture before cooking

用法模式: batter [fish/vegetables]; batter and fry [something]
常见错误:
Learners may confuse this verb with ‘bread’ (coat with breadcrumbs).
近义词
coat (More general; batter specifically means coating with batter.) | dip (Describes the action; may or may not involve batter.)
反义词
uncoat (To remove a coating; rare but opposite in idea.)
搭配
batter fish |batter chicken |batter vegetables |lightly battered |battered and fried |batter and deep-fry |batter the fillets |batter the onion rings |batter the prawns |beer-battered
主题
food_and_drink |cooking
例句
  • They battered the fish and fried it until crisp and golden.
  • Lightly batter the mushrooms, then cook them in hot oil.
  • The recipe says to batter the chicken pieces before baking.
学习者例句
  • We battered the fish.
  • Dip the food, then batter it.
名词 technical C1 property
6

sloping face of a wall

a wall that slopes inward as it goes up

用法模式: a wall with a batter; the batter of [a wall/embankment]
常见错误:
This technical noun is unrelated to cooking batter; context (building/engineering) is key.
近义词
slope (General term; batter is a specific kind of structural slope.) | incline (General; less tied to walls and fortifications.)
反义词
vertical (Straight up and down, with no slope.)
搭配
a slight batter |a pronounced batter |the wall's batter |stone wall batter |embankment batter |retaining wall batter |designed batter |consistent batter
主题
construction |architecture |technical
例句
  • The old stone wall has a noticeable batter to improve stability.
  • The plans specify a small batter on the retaining wall.
  • Engineers measured the batter before starting repairs.
学习者例句
  • The wall has a slight batter.
语法
词典原形
batter
IPA
GB/bˈætɚ/
US/bˈætɚ/
音节与重音
bat - ter (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (bat)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: batter
  • Plural: batter, batters
Verb
  • Base: batter
  • 3rd Person Singular: batters
  • Present Participle: battering
  • Past: battered
词族
Forms
batters noun battering verb battered verb
相关表达

batter away

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/bˈætɚ əwˈeɪ/
phrasal verb

keep hitting repeatedly

to keep hitting again and again

例句
  • The wind battered away at the windows all night.
  • He battered away at the rusty lock until it snapped.
  • Waves battered away at the cliffs below the lighthouse.

batter down

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/bˈætɚ dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb

break by hitting hard

to break something open by hitting it many times

例句
  • Firefighters battered down the door to reach the trapped family.
  • The police used a ram to batter down the gate.
  • The old fence was battered down by years of storms.

batter someone around

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/bˈætɚ sˈʌmwˌʌn ɚˈaʊnd/
phrasal verb informal

treat roughly and violently

to hit someone a lot and hurt them

例句
  • The gang battered him around before running off.
  • The report described how she had been battered around for years.
  • He looked like he’d been battered around in a fight.

batter someone up

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/bˈætɚ sˈʌmwˌʌn ˈʌp/
idiom informal

flatter to get a favor

to praise someone so they will say yes

例句
  • He tried to batter her up with compliments before asking for a raise.
  • Don’t batter me up—just tell me what you want.
  • She batters clients up and then pushes them to sign quickly.

batter up!

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/bˈætɚ ˈʌp ‖/
fixed phrase informal

it’s your turn to hit

said to tell the next player to hit

例句
  • The announcer shouted, “Batter up!” as the crowd cheered.
  • Dinner’s ready—batter up, everyone!
  • When my name was called, I heard “Batter up!” and grabbed my helmet.

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