Definition of designated hitter in English:

designated hitter

noun

Baseball

A non-fielding player named before the start of a game to be in the batting order, typically in place of the pitcher.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1973, the American League introduced the designated hitter rule on an experimental basis in hopes it would help attendance and liven up the game.
- The Yankees used several designated hitters in 1978.
- Next are right fielders with 21 followed by left field, center field, third and second base, shortstop, catcher and designated hitter.
- Primarily a first baseman and outfielder, he also played 62 games as a designated hitter.
- Finally, there will be no designated hitters, and each team will have only two pitchers - a starter and a reliever.

Definition of designated hitter in US English:

designated hitter

nounˈdeziɡˌnādid ˈhidərˈdɛzɪɡˌneɪdɪd ˈhɪdər

Baseball

A nonfielding player named before the start of a game to be in the batting order, typically in place of the pitcher.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1973, the American League introduced the designated hitter rule on an experimental basis in hopes it would help attendance and liven up the game.
- Primarily a first baseman and outfielder, he also played 62 games as a designated hitter.
- Finally, there will be no designated hitters, and each team will have only two pitchers - a starter and a reliever.
- Next are right fielders with 21 followed by left field, center field, third and second base, shortstop, catcher and designated hitter.
- The Yankees used several designated hitters in 1978.

单词	designated hitter
释义	Definition of designated hitter in English: designated hitter noun Baseball A non-fielding player named before the start of a game to be in the batting order, typically in place of the pitcher. Example sentencesExamples In 1973, the American League introduced the designated hitter rule on an experimental basis in hopes it would help attendance and liven up the game. The Yankees used several designated hitters in 1978. Next are right fielders with 21 followed by left field, center field, third and second base, shortstop, catcher and designated hitter. Primarily a first baseman and outfielder, he also played 62 games as a designated hitter. Finally, there will be no designated hitters, and each team will have only two pitchers - a starter and a reliever. Definition of designated hitter in US English: designated hitter nounˈdeziɡˌnādid ˈhidərˈdɛzɪɡˌneɪdɪd ˈhɪdər Baseball A nonfielding player named before the start of a game to be in the batting order, typically in place of the pitcher. Example sentencesExamples In 1973, the American League introduced the designated hitter rule on an experimental basis in hopes it would help attendance and liven up the game. Primarily a first baseman and outfielder, he also played 62 games as a designated hitter. Finally, there will be no designated hitters, and each team will have only two pitchers - a starter and a reliever. Next are right fielders with 21 followed by left field, center field, third and second base, shortstop, catcher and designated hitter. The Yankees used several designated hitters in 1978.
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