Definition of hittable in English:

hittable

adjective ˈhɪtəb(ə)lˈhidəbəl

1(of a pitch or stroke in sport) capable of being hit.
he might be letting too many hittable balls pass him by
Example sentencesExamples
- Klesko has showed excellent discipline, taking walks when he gets no hittable pitches.
- Instead of trying to overpower hitters, he throws hittable balls and lets his team's defense do the work.
- Hitters can succeed against him if they lay off his slow stuff and focus on his hittable 88-mph fastball.
- Just as thick, humid air makes knucklers more effective, the thin air at Coors Field makes them flat and hittable.
- In the past, Pirates hitters have been too eager to hack at the first hittable pitch.
1. 1.1 (of a player) making pitches or strokes that are capable of being hit.
  without a doubt, he is the most hittable pitcher in the history of baseball
  Example sentencesExamples
  Donnelly's velocity is down, making him more hittable.
  Both Clemens and Oswalt looked hittable on three days' rest.
  Martinez still is one of the top pitchers in the game, but he has become increasingly hittable in the late innings.
  Pavano throws strikes, which, given his relative lack of arm strength, makes him quite hittable.
  In the first half, he had command and confidence problems, which made him one of the most hittable pitchers in baseball.

Definition of hittable in US English:

hittable

adjectiveˈhidəbəl

1(of a pitch or stroke) capable of being hit.
he might be letting too many hittable balls pass him by
Example sentencesExamples
- In the past, Pirates hitters have been too eager to hack at the first hittable pitch.
- Just as thick, humid air makes knucklers more effective, the thin air at Coors Field makes them flat and hittable.
- Klesko has showed excellent discipline, taking walks when he gets no hittable pitches.
- Instead of trying to overpower hitters, he throws hittable balls and lets his team's defense do the work.
- Hitters can succeed against him if they lay off his slow stuff and focus on his hittable 88-mph fastball.
1. 1.1 (of a player) making pitches or strokes that are capable of being hit.
  without a doubt, he is the most hittable pitcher in the history of baseball
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pavano throws strikes, which, given his relative lack of arm strength, makes him quite hittable.
  Donnelly's velocity is down, making him more hittable.
  In the first half, he had command and confidence problems, which made him one of the most hittable pitchers in baseball.
  Both Clemens and Oswalt looked hittable on three days' rest.
  Martinez still is one of the top pitchers in the game, but he has become increasingly hittable in the late innings.

单词	hittable
释义	Definition of hittable in English: hittable adjective ˈhɪtəb(ə)lˈhidəbəl US 1(of a pitch or stroke in sport) capable of being hit. he might be letting too many hittable balls pass him by Example sentencesExamples Klesko has showed excellent discipline, taking walks when he gets no hittable pitches. Instead of trying to overpower hitters, he throws hittable balls and lets his team's defense do the work. Hitters can succeed against him if they lay off his slow stuff and focus on his hittable 88-mph fastball. Just as thick, humid air makes knucklers more effective, the thin air at Coors Field makes them flat and hittable. In the past, Pirates hitters have been too eager to hack at the first hittable pitch. 1.1 (of a player) making pitches or strokes that are capable of being hit. without a doubt, he is the most hittable pitcher in the history of baseball Example sentencesExamples Donnelly's velocity is down, making him more hittable. Both Clemens and Oswalt looked hittable on three days' rest. Martinez still is one of the top pitchers in the game, but he has become increasingly hittable in the late innings. Pavano throws strikes, which, given his relative lack of arm strength, makes him quite hittable. In the first half, he had command and confidence problems, which made him one of the most hittable pitchers in baseball. Definition of hittable in US English: hittable adjectiveˈhidəbəl US 1(of a pitch or stroke) capable of being hit. he might be letting too many hittable balls pass him by Example sentencesExamples In the past, Pirates hitters have been too eager to hack at the first hittable pitch. Just as thick, humid air makes knucklers more effective, the thin air at Coors Field makes them flat and hittable. Klesko has showed excellent discipline, taking walks when he gets no hittable pitches. Instead of trying to overpower hitters, he throws hittable balls and lets his team's defense do the work. Hitters can succeed against him if they lay off his slow stuff and focus on his hittable 88-mph fastball. 1.1 (of a player) making pitches or strokes that are capable of being hit. without a doubt, he is the most hittable pitcher in the history of baseball Example sentencesExamples Pavano throws strikes, which, given his relative lack of arm strength, makes him quite hittable. Donnelly's velocity is down, making him more hittable. In the first half, he had command and confidence problems, which made him one of the most hittable pitchers in baseball. Both Clemens and Oswalt looked hittable on three days' rest. Martinez still is one of the top pitchers in the game, but he has become increasingly hittable in the late innings.
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