batter

US /ˈbæt̬.ɚ/
UK /ˈbæt̬.ɚ/
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1.

masa, rebozado

a mixture of flour, eggs, and milk or water, used for making cakes, pancakes, or coating food before frying

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She dipped the fish in the batter before frying it.
Ella sumergió el pescado en la masa antes de freírlo.
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The pancake batter needs to rest for a few minutes.
La masa para panqueques necesita reposar unos minutos.
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doughmixpaste
2.

bateador

a player whose turn it is to bat, as in baseball or cricket

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The next batter stepped up to the plate.
El siguiente bateador se acercó al plato.
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The coach gave instructions to the young batter.
El entrenador dio instrucciones al joven bateador.
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hitterslugger
1.

golpear, aporrear

strike repeatedly with hard blows

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The waves battered against the shore.
Las olas golpeaban contra la orilla.
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He continued to batter the door until it broke open.
Continuó golpeando la puerta hasta que se abrió.
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strikehitbeatpoundassault
2.

dañar, azotar

damage (something) by repeatedly hitting it

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Years of heavy use had battered the old machine.
Años de uso intensivo habían dañado la vieja máquina.
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The storm battered the coastline, causing widespread damage.
La tormenta azotó la costa, causando daños generalizados.
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damagedestroyruinwreckdevastate
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battered