10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARRY ONE'S BAT»
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carry one's bat in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Wordbook of Australian Idiom - Aussie Slang: No Worries! ...
... not bat aneyelid He was calm and collected under duress, showednofear— 'He
didn't bat an eyelid; he's a cool bugger, with guts' bat on Endure, persist in ones
endeavours— 'To obtain yer goal ya just hav'ta bat on' bat, to carry one's bat To ...
Carry one with Win one's appreciation (or sympathy) A good teacher is one who
carries the students with him. Carry one's bat In cricket, the opening batsman
remaining not out at the end of the innings Very few batsmen in the history of
cricket ...
Prof. V.N. Sadasiva Rau, Sura College of Competition, 2004
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Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
Bat Bathos out for carding ^tf ^t^K «ft WS ^Ft % fm, Wti ~£\ I Off one's own bat,
without any help, unaided 3Tw ^T-^ ^ I Carry one's bat, to be not out at the end of
an inning in cricket 3T<I cm arrsz 1 #n, #t % 3ffl cm m\, i Batsman, one who wields
a ...
Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta, 1998
... in one basket M. EGG off one's own bat iftil S ^ ; £.'fi t=J E*$}f]i (Can you
complete this work off your own ball ft£$MA%JfttM ift ?)tftMtb i **«:«•] right off the
bat ytH i P)M± \ &SP to bat around 1,> (ffj felif I 2. MM to carry one's bat (tSSfctfcS)
$115.
... and are being fired again. See enamel-kiln. — 14. Rate; speed; style. [Scotch
and prov. Eng.] — At the bat, in the position of the batter or striker in base-ball
and similar games ; having the right to wield the bat. — To carry one's bat. See
carry.
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
... and are being fired again. See enamel-kiln. — 14. Rate; speed; style. [Scotch
and prov. Eng.] -At the bat, in the position of the batter or striker in base-ball and
similar games ; having the right to wield the bat. —To carry one's bat. See carry.
William Dwight Whitney, 1906
7
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
--'l'o carry one's bat. See carry-— To go on a, bat, to go of! for a drunken carousal
or spree. [slung] batl (bat). 11.; pret. and pp. batted, ppr. batting. [< late ME. batten
, beat with a stick, < ballc, a bat, stick: see ball, a., and cf. battcrl. In part erhaps ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1900
8
Wisden Dictionary of Cricket
carry one's bat (out) (ofa batsman) to remain undismissed at the end of one's
team's innings, when ten wickets have fallen: 'The South African innings was
soon over for 91, Nourse batting at no. 8 carrying out his bat for 18' (Warner 1934,
...
9
Bachiesichang Dictionary of English Errors
... amusement / impressive carry v. carries, carried to take or transport from one
place to another. carry oneself be carried, carry all before one, carry one's bat,
carry the can, carry the day, be/get carried away, carry away, carry forward, carry
off, ...
King Sulleyman D. Bachiesichang, 2013
10
The South African Dictionary of Sport
... the ball on the carpet' - to drop a catch carry for the ball which has been struck
to continue in flight carry one's bat for a batsman to remain not out at the end of
the team's innings cart for a batsman to attack the bowling with powerful strokes,
...
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To "carry one's bat" means to open an innings and be not out at the close of that innings when the remaining batsmen are out, i.e. 10 wickets ... «BBC Sport, Feb 11»
