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Meaning of batter's box
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batter's box (n)
an area on a baseball diamond (on either side of home plate) marked by lines within which the batter must stand when at bat
batter's box Sentence Examples
- The batter confidently stepped into the batter's box, ready to face the pitcher's challenge.
- The umpire carefully inspected the batter's box before the game to ensure it met regulations.
- The hitter's stance in the batter's box was meticulously designed to maximize power and contact.
- The catcher signaled to the pitcher, asking him to throw a fastball into the batter's box.
- The batter's swing sent the ball soaring over the outfield fence, resulting in a home run.
- A foul ball tipped the catcher's mitt and landed outside the batter's box, extending the at-bat.
- The batter hesitated momentarily in the batter's box, adjusting his stance before resuming his approach.
- The pitcher and batter engaged in a tense staring contest from their respective positions in the batter's box and the mound.
- The batter's box became a sanctuary for the hitter, shielding him from the opposing team's distractions.
- In the bottom of the ninth inning, with the game on the line, the batter stepped into the batter's box with the hopes of delivering a walk-off hit.
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an area on a baseball diamond (on either side of home plate) marked by lines within which the batter must stand when at bat
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The batter confidently stepped into the batter's box, ready to face the pitcher's challenge.
The umpire carefully inspected the batter's box before the game to ensure it met regulations.
The hitter's stance in the batter's box was meticulously designed to maximize power and contact.
The catcher signaled to the pitcher, asking him to throw a fastball into the batter's box.
