Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Batter"

A: In baseball, the batter is the player holding the bat.

In cooking, batter is a mix of flour and water or milk. It is a liquid, thinner than dough. It is used to make pancakes or to coat food for deep frying.

A: "beat", "hit", "abused".

A "battered wife" is a wife her husband beats.

A: Batter means like when you are baking a cake 🎂 and before you put it in the oven its the batter of the cake. You can have batter in things like biscuits/cookies and all those things.

A: The phrase is 'She gained a better understanding of that.' It means she learned more about it.

A: Batter for food is a kind of liquidy mixture usually made from flour, eggs, and milk/water.

Batter is also a player in baseball.

A: One meaning of batter is to strike something repeatedly with hard blows.

example sentence:
I'm going to batter you up!

A: Do you mean batter (verb) or batter (cake batter?)

A: When it comes to baseball, he is a great batter, but not a good fielder. In the kitchen, he makes a delicious pancake batter, but has a tendency to burn them.

A: Batter can mean a few different things.

1. The person swinging the bat in baseball is called the batter.
"The batter hit a home run!"

2. Batter can also mean repeatedly hitting something very hard.
"The boxer battered his opponent with his powerful punches!"

3. When used in cooking, batter refers to the mixture that is made of flour, eggs and milk. (See picture)

A: "Batter" is usually non living objects such as " The rain battered the roof" but "abuse" is for living things, with the stronger one attacking the weaker one. An example would be " The man abused the boy."

A: "in" is correct, "at" is not.

A: You can listen to the pronunciations of these words on the Oxford Learner's Dictionary. There are also other words that sound similar. You can listen to all of them. batter, butter, better, bitter, bother, brother

batter
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/batter_1?q=batter
butter
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/butter_1?q=butter

better
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/better_1?q=better
bitter
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/bitter_1?q=bitter
bother
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/bother_1?q=bother
brother
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/brother_1?q=brother

A: Batter is more of a liquid, like when you make a cake. Dough is thicker and it's more of a solid mass.

A: Batter is like for a cake and butter is a lubricant and is but on bread commonly

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A: あなたが何を言おうとしているのか分かりません。

I don't understand what your sentence means.

A:

The batter becomes dough
The batter turns into a dough.

so I grease the receptacle

and I put the batter in.

it goes into the oven.

And after that, I eat the dough.

Dough is usually the mixture of ingredients to make bread .. the dough is what it is called before baking, after it is baked it becomes bread.

A batter is a light mixture a little thicker than double cream.

A: “It became more soft than crispy because of the sweet vinegar and tartar sauce.”

This would sound more natural.

A: batter → better

A: @Ebubekir26 means their is no flavor its plain fresh if the batter was made in front of him unless it was made later it can become stale (not fresh/stale) depending how long it was outside

A: "Batter up" means "get ready!".
In Japanese, 「構え！」