Definition of switch-hitter in English:

switch-hitter

noun

1Baseball
An ambidextrous batter.
Example sentencesExamples
- The only switch-hitter who swatted more home runs than Murray was Mickey Mantle.
- In the answer to a letter-writer in the November issue with regard to switch-hitters winning a league batting title, you omitted Pete Reiser.
- He's a switch-hitter who can handle the demands of being in the middle of a lineup.
- The switch-hitter had 100 hits from each side of the plate in 1979, when he led the National League with 211 hits.
- Reluctantly at first, the Orioles let it happen and watched Murray blossom into one of the greatest switch-hitters in baseball history.
- Facing four switch-hitters in a row, it wouldn't have mattered much, as he worked through the tenth allowing only a Sierra single.
- But very little about the switch-hitter's rookie season in 1999 suggested the kind of offensive potential he showed last year.
- A chart in the July issue of Baseball Digest listed switch-hitters with the most extra-base hits in a season.
- In an earlier issue of Baseball Digest, it was stated that Bernie Williams of the Yankees is one of seven switch-hitters to win a batting title in the majors.
- The Rangers had four switch-hitters in their major league camp - two on the 40-man roster, Carl Everett and Mark Teixeira, and two non-roster invitees.
- The honor helped solidify Jones' high ranking among current major league switch-hitters.
- Kata, 25, a switch-hitter, stepped in when Arizona regular second baseman Junior Spivey was injured. He proved a real find.
- September 28: Cardinals shortstop Garry Templeton becomes the first major league switch-hitter to collect 100 or more hits from both sides of the plate.
- The upsurge in such talented players was readily apparent last season when there were no less than 94 switch-hitters who came to bat in the majors, 47 in the American and 47 in the National League.
- The updated list of switch-hitters who collected 30 or more homers in a season is still topped by Mickey Mantle who belted 54 round-trippers in 1961.
- The switch-hitter led the National League in stolen bases in 1960 and 1961.
- For the past few years, the respect he received in the clubhouse elevated the switch-hitter to a unique level of respect that fell somewhere between player and coach.
- Well, I think they see in him what I see in him, which is a switch-hitter who plays good defense at all three outfield spots, has incredible plate discipline and some good power.
- I mean, look at how many switch-hitters there have always been in baseball.
- Ken Caminiti tied Mantle's record for most RBI as a switch-hitter when he drove in 130 runs for the Padres in 1996.
2North American informal A bisexual person.
if I bring any switch-hitters home, it's hands off
Example sentencesExamples
- No, I don't broadcast around the school that I'm a switch-hitter, but at that moment I could have and I wouldn't have cared who heard me, because she was back with me.
- In those days, she was a switch-hitter, now she was straight dyke.
- She definitely didn't want to let the cat out of the bag about her being a switch hitter.

Derivatives

switch-hitting

adjective

A switch-hitting, multi-position player, Rose collected 200 or more hits in a season ten times, leading the league seven times while winning three National League batting titles.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tony Clark put together four good years with the Tigers in the 1990s, beginning in 1996 as a 24-year-old switch-hitting first baseman who belted 27 homers.
- The quiet, switch-hitting outfielder returned to the Yankees in 1979, which turned out to be his final major league season.
- The Red Sox could use the switch-hitting Bill Mueller at third and the left-handed hitting Adam Kennedy at second against righties and use the right-handed hitting Youkilis at third and Mueller at second against lefties.
- When I played, little switch-hitting guys like Maury Wills were more popular.
- The huge switch-hitting first baseman is only 28, and figures to be entering his peak years. If he can stay healthy, he's almost a cinch to make an exceptional comeback.

Definition of switch-hitter in US English:

switch-hitter

nounˈˌswiCH ˈhidərˈˌswɪtʃ ˈhɪdər

Baseball

1A batter who can hit from either side of home plate.
Example sentencesExamples
- But very little about the switch-hitter's rookie season in 1999 suggested the kind of offensive potential he showed last year.
- He's a switch-hitter who can handle the demands of being in the middle of a lineup.
- For the past few years, the respect he received in the clubhouse elevated the switch-hitter to a unique level of respect that fell somewhere between player and coach.
- The only switch-hitter who swatted more home runs than Murray was Mickey Mantle.
- Reluctantly at first, the Orioles let it happen and watched Murray blossom into one of the greatest switch-hitters in baseball history.
- Kata, 25, a switch-hitter, stepped in when Arizona regular second baseman Junior Spivey was injured. He proved a real find.
- September 28: Cardinals shortstop Garry Templeton becomes the first major league switch-hitter to collect 100 or more hits from both sides of the plate.
- In an earlier issue of Baseball Digest, it was stated that Bernie Williams of the Yankees is one of seven switch-hitters to win a batting title in the majors.
- I mean, look at how many switch-hitters there have always been in baseball.
- The upsurge in such talented players was readily apparent last season when there were no less than 94 switch-hitters who came to bat in the majors, 47 in the American and 47 in the National League.
- Ken Caminiti tied Mantle's record for most RBI as a switch-hitter when he drove in 130 runs for the Padres in 1996.
- Well, I think they see in him what I see in him, which is a switch-hitter who plays good defense at all three outfield spots, has incredible plate discipline and some good power.
- The updated list of switch-hitters who collected 30 or more homers in a season is still topped by Mickey Mantle who belted 54 round-trippers in 1961.
- The switch-hitter led the National League in stolen bases in 1960 and 1961.
- The honor helped solidify Jones' high ranking among current major league switch-hitters.
- In the answer to a letter-writer in the November issue with regard to switch-hitters winning a league batting title, you omitted Pete Reiser.
- Facing four switch-hitters in a row, it wouldn't have mattered much, as he worked through the tenth allowing only a Sierra single.
- A chart in the July issue of Baseball Digest listed switch-hitters with the most extra-base hits in a season.
- The Rangers had four switch-hitters in their major league camp - two on the 40-man roster, Carl Everett and Mark Teixeira, and two non-roster invitees.
- The switch-hitter had 100 hits from each side of the plate in 1979, when he led the National League with 211 hits.
1. 1.1North American informal A bisexual.
  Example sentencesExamples
  No, I don't broadcast around the school that I'm a switch-hitter, but at that moment I could have and I wouldn't have cared who heard me, because she was back with me.
  In those days, she was a switch-hitter, now she was straight dyke.
  She definitely didn't want to let the cat out of the bag about her being a switch hitter.

单词	switch-hitter
释义	Definition of switch-hitter in English: switch-hitter noun 1Baseball An ambidextrous batter. Example sentencesExamples The only switch-hitter who swatted more home runs than Murray was Mickey Mantle. In the answer to a letter-writer in the November issue with regard to switch-hitters winning a league batting title, you omitted Pete Reiser. He's a switch-hitter who can handle the demands of being in the middle of a lineup. The switch-hitter had 100 hits from each side of the plate in 1979, when he led the National League with 211 hits. Reluctantly at first, the Orioles let it happen and watched Murray blossom into one of the greatest switch-hitters in baseball history. Facing four switch-hitters in a row, it wouldn't have mattered much, as he worked through the tenth allowing only a Sierra single. But very little about the switch-hitter's rookie season in 1999 suggested the kind of offensive potential he showed last year. A chart in the July issue of Baseball Digest listed switch-hitters with the most extra-base hits in a season. In an earlier issue of Baseball Digest, it was stated that Bernie Williams of the Yankees is one of seven switch-hitters to win a batting title in the majors. The Rangers had four switch-hitters in their major league camp - two on the 40-man roster, Carl Everett and Mark Teixeira, and two non-roster invitees. The honor helped solidify Jones' high ranking among current major league switch-hitters. Kata, 25, a switch-hitter, stepped in when Arizona regular second baseman Junior Spivey was injured. He proved a real find. September 28: Cardinals shortstop Garry Templeton becomes the first major league switch-hitter to collect 100 or more hits from both sides of the plate. The upsurge in such talented players was readily apparent last season when there were no less than 94 switch-hitters who came to bat in the majors, 47 in the American and 47 in the National League. The updated list of switch-hitters who collected 30 or more homers in a season is still topped by Mickey Mantle who belted 54 round-trippers in 1961. The switch-hitter led the National League in stolen bases in 1960 and 1961. For the past few years, the respect he received in the clubhouse elevated the switch-hitter to a unique level of respect that fell somewhere between player and coach. Well, I think they see in him what I see in him, which is a switch-hitter who plays good defense at all three outfield spots, has incredible plate discipline and some good power. I mean, look at how many switch-hitters there have always been in baseball. Ken Caminiti tied Mantle's record for most RBI as a switch-hitter when he drove in 130 runs for the Padres in 1996. 2North American informal A bisexual person. if I bring any switch-hitters home, it's hands off Example sentencesExamples No, I don't broadcast around the school that I'm a switch-hitter, but at that moment I could have and I wouldn't have cared who heard me, because she was back with me. In those days, she was a switch-hitter, now she was straight dyke. She definitely didn't want to let the cat out of the bag about her being a switch hitter. Derivatives switch-hitting adjective A switch-hitting, multi-position player, Rose collected 200 or more hits in a season ten times, leading the league seven times while winning three National League batting titles. Example sentencesExamples Tony Clark put together four good years with the Tigers in the 1990s, beginning in 1996 as a 24-year-old switch-hitting first baseman who belted 27 homers. The quiet, switch-hitting outfielder returned to the Yankees in 1979, which turned out to be his final major league season. The Red Sox could use the switch-hitting Bill Mueller at third and the left-handed hitting Adam Kennedy at second against righties and use the right-handed hitting Youkilis at third and Mueller at second against lefties. When I played, little switch-hitting guys like Maury Wills were more popular. The huge switch-hitting first baseman is only 28, and figures to be entering his peak years. If he can stay healthy, he's almost a cinch to make an exceptional comeback. Definition of switch-hitter in US English: switch-hitter nounˈˌswiCH ˈhidərˈˌswɪtʃ ˈhɪdər Baseball 1A batter who can hit from either side of home plate. Example sentencesExamples But very little about the switch-hitter's rookie season in 1999 suggested the kind of offensive potential he showed last year. He's a switch-hitter who can handle the demands of being in the middle of a lineup. For the past few years, the respect he received in the clubhouse elevated the switch-hitter to a unique level of respect that fell somewhere between player and coach. The only switch-hitter who swatted more home runs than Murray was Mickey Mantle. Reluctantly at first, the Orioles let it happen and watched Murray blossom into one of the greatest switch-hitters in baseball history. Kata, 25, a switch-hitter, stepped in when Arizona regular second baseman Junior Spivey was injured. He proved a real find. September 28: Cardinals shortstop Garry Templeton becomes the first major league switch-hitter to collect 100 or more hits from both sides of the plate. In an earlier issue of Baseball Digest, it was stated that Bernie Williams of the Yankees is one of seven switch-hitters to win a batting title in the majors. I mean, look at how many switch-hitters there have always been in baseball. The upsurge in such talented players was readily apparent last season when there were no less than 94 switch-hitters who came to bat in the majors, 47 in the American and 47 in the National League. Ken Caminiti tied Mantle's record for most RBI as a switch-hitter when he drove in 130 runs for the Padres in 1996. Well, I think they see in him what I see in him, which is a switch-hitter who plays good defense at all three outfield spots, has incredible plate discipline and some good power. The updated list of switch-hitters who collected 30 or more homers in a season is still topped by Mickey Mantle who belted 54 round-trippers in 1961. The switch-hitter led the National League in stolen bases in 1960 and 1961. The honor helped solidify Jones' high ranking among current major league switch-hitters. In the answer to a letter-writer in the November issue with regard to switch-hitters winning a league batting title, you omitted Pete Reiser. Facing four switch-hitters in a row, it wouldn't have mattered much, as he worked through the tenth allowing only a Sierra single. A chart in the July issue of Baseball Digest listed switch-hitters with the most extra-base hits in a season. The Rangers had four switch-hitters in their major league camp - two on the 40-man roster, Carl Everett and Mark Teixeira, and two non-roster invitees. The switch-hitter had 100 hits from each side of the plate in 1979, when he led the National League with 211 hits. 1.1North American informal A bisexual. Example sentencesExamples No, I don't broadcast around the school that I'm a switch-hitter, but at that moment I could have and I wouldn't have cared who heard me, because she was back with me. In those days, she was a switch-hitter, now she was straight dyke. She definitely didn't want to let the cat out of the bag about her being a switch hitter.
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