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carry out one's bat

carry out one's bat verb: to leave the wickets without having been put out.

Verb

carry out one's bat (third-person singular simple present carries out one's bat, present participle carrying out one's bat, simple past and past participle carried out one's bat)

  1. To leave the wickets without having been put out.

Forms of carry out one's bat

third-person singular presentcarries out one's bat
present participlecarrying out one's bat
past participlecarried out one's bat
pastcarried out one's bat

Questions about carry out one's bat

What does carry out one's bat mean?
Carry out one's bat means to leave the wickets without having been put out.
What part of speech is carry out one's bat?
Carry out one's bat is a verb.
What is the past tense of carry out one's bat?
The past tense of carry out one's bat is carried out one's bat.

Words near carry out one's bat in the dictionary

  1. carry one's own weight
  2. carry one's point
  3. carry one's weight
  4. carry oneself
  5. carry out
  6. carry out one's bat
  7. carry over
  8. carry owls to Athens
  9. carry someone's water
  10. carry the ball
  11. carry the bat

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