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bat around

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bat something around 
1. Lit. to knock something around with a bat or something similar. Terry spent a little time batting a ball around, then he went home. Let's bat around some balls before we go home.
2. Fig. to discuss something back and forth. Let's bat this around a little bit tomorrow at our meeting. Do you want to bat around this matter a little more?
See also: around, bat

bat around something also bat something around
to discuss an idea or opinion A bunch of us batted around ideas at the annual meeting.
See also: around, bat


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Player-of-the-Match Atkins said: "I wouldn't call my innings a fluent one, but our bowlers took all the pressure off us, so I was able to scratch around and bat around the two good batters.
We run training session for the ladies on Wednesdays from 6pm to 8pm, and they can join the team or just have an enjoyable bat around.
Younger players actually have less time to bring the bat around then their older counterparts as the decision to swing takes longer.
 
 
 
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